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Kodiak GOP endorses Stutes for Alaska Senate

Stutes is running to fill the seat vacated by the resignation of Sen. Gary Stevens, R-Kodiak, the longest serving president of the state Senate.

Time capsule: Color guard

Perennial plants, ones like willows and fireweed that grow again spring after spring, gamble with their lives every year.

Annual Fungus Festival Kicks Off Sept. 18

The Chamber of Commerce is gearing up for the annual Fungus Festival, which is returning to Cordova from Sept. 18-20.

Moody named Alaska History Teacher of the Year

Moody will receive $1,000 in prize money, a collection of American history books and materials, and an invitation to New York City for a ceremony.

Last Frontier Days: Well, goodbye, Dolly

For some reason, she came up and said, "Don't you want a photo with me?"

Seeking the benefits of a parasite

Despite lousewort’s humble emergence, its ecology could prompt scientists to reconsider the role of plant parasites as solely detrimental.

Cordovans push for monthly ferry service after AMHS cuts winter route 

The current winter ferry schedule outlines a complete service gap for Prince William Sound from Oct. 1 to March 6, 2027.
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Notice of Intent to Begin Integrated Pest Management Activity

In accordance with the Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities (DOT&PF) Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Plan, Alien Species Control, LLC intends to use highly targeted spot herbicide treatments, along with non-chemical treatments, to manage invasive reed canarygrass (Phalaris arundinacea) in the DOT&PF rights-of-way between MP 0 and 8 of the Copper River Highway and MP 0 and 4 of Whitshed Road. Roundup Custom for Aquatic and Terrestrial Use (EPA No. 524-343) will be applied via backpack sprayer to individual plant stems. All herbicide applications will comply with local, state, and federal regulations and will be performed by State of Alaska certified applicators in accordance with EPA herbicide labels and the DOT&PF IPM Plan. Areas where herbicides have been applied will be flagged so they can be avoided by berry pickers and subsistence users. Funding for this work is provided by the U.S. Forest Service and managed by the Copper River Watershed Project. 
 
For more information, refer to the DOT&PF IPM Plan at https://dot.alaska.gov/stwdmno/ipm/, or contact Pete Johnson, Chugach National Forest, Forest Ecologist, [email protected].

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