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Chenault asks Walker to consider tossing out fish board
People across the state, including House Speaker Mike Chenault, are questioning the Board of Fisheries’ unanimous vote to…
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Pollock fishery now happening off Homer
A proposal to the Alaska Board of Fisheries from last year to look at developing a state-waters pollock…
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Let’s protect Bristol Bay
Too few Alaskans know the humbling beauty of the Alaska Peninsula and the imposing journey into Bristol Bay.…
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Inclusive transition team earns high praise
The newly elected “unity team” of Gov. Bill Walker and Lt. Gov. Byron Mallott have received praise from…
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Bristol Bay’s big run may hurt prices in Cook Inlet
Bristol Bay is expecting a sockeye salmon harvest topping 40 million fish next year, including the southern Alaska…
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Fishermen get hands-on with marketing their harvest
From Sitka to Kodiak, small, independent commercial fishermen are taking an increasingly hands-on role in marketing their own…
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Thank you, Sandy
A rock for Kachemak Gear Shed has retired. For 23 years Sandy Crane served customers for the Gear…
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Don’t be fooled by initiative
Over the coming weeks and months, many of you in communities around the state will encounter individuals collecting…
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Study looks at potential of buyback in Bristol Bay
The Bristol Bay salmon fishery is one step closer to a potential buyback program with the release of…
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Please Vote Fish
If the smell of a fresh caught Salmon in the last moments of its focused taking registered, and…
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Pike poisoning under way in Soldotna
SOLDOTNA — They couldn’t have timed it better. As the last of the interagency team of invasive northern…
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Pike poisoning under way in Soldotna
SOLDOTNA — They couldn’t have timed it better. As the last of the interagency team of invasive northern…
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Book drop aims to spawn talk about salmon
On Sunday, Two Sisters Bakery saw the usual morning commotion, but this time it was happening away from…