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NOAA planwould set aside more salmon to help beluga population
Cook Inlet could have a new group of salmon users joining recreational, commercial, subsistence and personal use fishermen:…
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Kodiak fishermen intercepting UCI salmon, say studies
Two studies commissioned by the Alaska Department of Fish and Game that were released last month examine the…
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Juvenile clams boom on Inlet’s east side
Juvenile clams boom on Inlet’s east side By ELIZABETH EARL Morris News Service – Alaska Though the personal…
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Owners of empty LIO building take $37 million claim to court
Owners of empty LIO building take $37 million claim to court By Elwood Brehmer Morris News service –…
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New method leads to lower oil production predictions
By ELWOOD BREHMER Morris News Service – Alaska There is good news and bad news when it comes…
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SPH offers telemedicine to help stroke victims
South Peninsula Hospital now offers telemedicine that saves time and lives. Every minute counts when someone is experiencing…
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Cleanup now under way at Tesoro spill in Nikiski
The Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation is investigating the cause of a recent oil spill near the Tesoro…
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Hope in oil industry as prices inch up
The New Year starts with hope in Alaska’s oil industry as prices continue to inch toward $60 per…
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Serenity House applies for detox center grant
Plans for the central Kenai Peninsula’s first medical detox facility are underway. Over the last several years, opioid…
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Council allows sport guides to buy halibut quota
Culture shifts, as does policy. The North Pacific Fishery Management Council, master of the nation’s most valuable fishing…
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Murkowski: House chose party over energy policy
Sen. Lisa Murkowski accused House leaders of forgoing negotiations on her overarching energy policy bill to begin holiday…
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Walker renews push to use Fund earnings to fill deficit
Gov. Bill Walker called for continued budget cuts, more state wage freezes, fuel tax increases and again proposed…
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RCA still counting deregulation votes
Ballot counting for an election to deregulate Homer Electric Association Inc. started Dec. 8 and is continuing. An…