Margaret Bauman
Margaret Bauman is a veteran Alaska journalist focused on covering fisheries and environmental issues. Bauman has been writing for The Cordova Times since 2010. You can reach her at [email protected].
Pike Place announces Copper River red pre-orders ahead of season
Pike Place in Seattle announced last week they are now accepting pre-orders for Copper River reds.
House bill 25 would ban use of Styrofoam in food establishments
House Bill 25 would also bar state agencies from purchasing Styrofoam, aiming to reduce plastic pollution and protect the marine environment.
Democrats hopeful after statewide convention in Cordova
Approximately 130 registered Alaska Democrats came to the Cordova Center to participate in the convention.
Leaders encourage participation for Cordova Cleanup Day
Participants will get to draw for prizes donated by the Native Village of Eyak.
‘Alaska Literary Field Guide’ captures the whole of the state’s beings
The book celebrates it all, from the feisty little Rufous Hummingbird to Steller sea lions and humpback whales and from the vast wilderness of land, rivers and ocean.
Arctic marine science exhibition opens in Anchorage on May 15
The exhibition will include how communities and western scientists are working together, how all life in the water impacts the health of ecosystems, the importance of science communications, and intricacies of the research vessel itself.
Following president’s death threats to Iran, administration announces two-week ceasefire
The deal between the United States and Iran, brokered by Pakistan, was reached on April 7 just before Trump's deadline to wipe out "a whole civilization" in Iran unless the Strait of Hormuz was reopened to allow for commercial shipping.
As feds invest $600M for ferry infrastructure, Stutes emphasizes state funding model
Stutes, who represents Cordova in the state Legislature, said her office has worked to secure nearly $50 million in reserves for AMHS.
Dunbar to deliver keynote address at Democratic convention in Cordova
All registered Democrats are welcome to attend, either as official delegates or as guests.
Alaska Plastic Recovery leadership says demand is growing for plastic lumber in construction
Patrick Simpson, born and raised in a fishing family in Cordova, said low maintenance and long-lasting performance are the big selling points for Grizzly Wood.
