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An update on fishhook chickadee beaks
Since 1999, biologists have cataloged over 3,000 reports across Alaska of so-called avian keratin disorder in black-caps.
Senate hopeful Mary Peltola adds Cordova to campaign trail
Peltola is scheduled to host a meet and greet at the Reluctant Fisherman Inn on Oct. 7 beginning at 5 p.m.
In memory of John Michael ‘Mike’ Jackson
A celebration of Mike will be held on October 10 from 4-7 p.m. at the Pioneer’s Lodge.
PWSEDD receives green light for seafood processing project
The organization plans to build a 4,800 square-foot facility that will support commercial salmon fishers, seaweed and oyster farmers, cottage-scale businesses, and subsistence processing of fish and game.
Road from King Cove to Cold Bay breaks ground
Construction is finally underway on the 18.9-mile, single land gravel road to connect the Alaska Peninsula fishing village of King Cove with the all-weather airport at Cold Bay.
That time truckers at Big Delta fought the law and won
Dennis Doyle, the deputy U.S. Marshal stationed at Big Delta, decided to enforce truckers to pay the toll. Instead, truckers kidnapped him and proceeded to move 10 loads of freight via fare evasion.
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Parallel Pacific P-cod fishery opens on Sept. 1
This opener is in conjunction with the federal 'B' season.
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Some Cordovans express concern over 30-year Alaska Pipeline renewal process
After pressure from officials, the agency extended the comment period through Sept. 17.
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