Category: Borough
2030 comprehensive plan will include recreation
By Lilly Milman The 2030 comprehensive plan for Skagway will include a chapter on recreation — unlike the 2020 plan adopted a decade ago — due to the amount of time and resources that the municipality already devotes to upkeep...
State Street may change to 2-hour parking
By Leigh Armstrong The borough assembly has approved a change to limit parking on State Street to two hours instead of the current 24-hour limit. The assembly approved the parking amendment in a 5-1 vote on Sept. 5, with...
Letters from the mayoral and school board candidates 2019
Andrew Cremata, mayoral candidate My name is Andrew Cremata and I am running for mayor of Skagway. While serving as your mayor over the past six months, I’ve become intimately familiar with many of Skagway’s challenges and many...
Skagway Election 2019 preview Mayoral and school board candidates
Andrew Cremata, mayoral candidtateMayor Andrew Cremata is running unopposed for re-election on the Oct. 1 municipal ballot. He has been serving since March, when he won a special election by 22 votes to fill the unexpired term...
Assembly wants to hear proposals for port use
By Leigh Armstong The borough assembly voted unanimously Sept. 5 to put out a request for proposals on development and use of the ore dock and uplands area when the municipal lease with White Pass & Yukon Route ends in...
Ryan starts as new borough manager
By Leigh Armstrong Brad Ryan, Skagway’s new borough manager, is adjusting to the job while taking account of all the issues facing the community in the coming months and years. Ryan began his position Sept. 1, ending the...
