Death of a bully
On May 4, 1907 the jury stood 11 votes for acquittal and one for conviction.
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.
Mapping tsunamis, building trust
By Sara Wilbur
While taking a quick shower before her son’s fourth birthday party on Dec. 26, 2004, tsunami scientist Elena Troshina heard the phone...
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.
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.
Wild Harvest Soirée sold out by first day of Fungus Festival
The festival, which officially started today, runs through Sunday.
Cordova Chamber, Alaska Municipal League to sponsor annual Confluence Summit
The two main themes for this year's summit are regenerative outdoor visioning and resources.
Coast Guard works to extinguish fire at Whittier cruise ship terminal
As there were no passengers aboard, the Coast Guard reported zero injuries.
Some Cordovans express concern over 30-year Alaska Pipeline renewal process
After pressure from officials, the agency extended the comment period through Sept. 17.
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.
