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District deliberating best use of one-time funding
Having 14 fewer students means the Cordova School District will receive an estimated $322,399 less from the state than was originally budgeted for.
Opinion: Why did Alaska Division of Elections choose a printer from Portland?
I just don’t get why the Division of Elections decided to print the pamphlet in Portland, Oregon, Nuwer writes.
Peltola hosts meet-and-greet in Cordova
Peltola got an earful from Cordova residents on Oct. 7 during a campaign stop to visit with city leaders, high school seniors, and community leaders.
Westing sprints to cross country state championship
Out of the 71 finishers who took to the 5,000-meter course at Bartlett High School on Oct. 3, Westing was first to cross the finish line with a time of 19:41.1.
Time capsule: The secret life of a red fox family
At the start of every walk, my dogs try to sneak away to “fox town,” a fox den on the other side of the pond near my cabin, and we often see the adult foxes trotting through the neighborhood.
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.
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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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Latest News
District deliberating best use of one-time funding
Having 14 fewer students means the Cordova School District will receive an estimated $322,399 less from the state than was originally budgeted for.
Opinion: Why did Alaska Division of Elections choose a printer from Portland?
I just don’t get why the Division of Elections decided to print the pamphlet in Portland, Oregon, Nuwer writes.
Peltola hosts meet-and-greet in Cordova
Peltola got an earful from Cordova residents on Oct. 7 during a campaign stop to visit with city leaders, high school seniors, and community leaders.
Westing sprints to cross country state championship
Out of the 71 finishers who took to the 5,000-meter course at Bartlett High School on Oct. 3, Westing was first to cross the finish line with a time of 19:41.1.
Time capsule: The secret life of a red fox family
At the start of every walk, my dogs try to sneak away to “fox town,” a fox den on the other side of the pond near my cabin, and we often see the adult foxes trotting through the neighborhood.
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.
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Alaska matters.
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Subscribe to Prince William Sound’s oldest newspaper. Because news in Alaska matters. Our stories matter. Join us.
Parallel Pacific P-cod fishery opens on Sept. 1
This opener is in conjunction with the federal 'B' season.
Share your message.
Connect with our readers.
Make an impact. Advertise in Prince William Sound’s oldest newspaper — in print and online.
Some Cordovans express concern over 30-year Alaska Pipeline renewal process
After pressure from officials, the agency extended the comment period through Sept. 17.
Alaska matters.
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Subscribe to Prince William Sound’s oldest newspaper. Because news in Alaska matters. Our stories matter. Join us.
