This Day in Alaska History-September 10th, 1918
Exploring the Upsides and Obstacles of Growing Pacific Oysters in Alaska’s Cold Waters
Scientists teamed up to examine how high-latitude conditions affect Pacific oyster health and quality in Southeast Alaska Alaska may be known for its wild salmon, but another coastal delicacy is making waves: Pacific oysters. These shellfish make up the bulk of Alaska’s mariculture production. New research is shining a light on what makes them unique—and […]
Trump Orders Dismantling of Decades-Old DC Peace Vigil
The volunteer who has manned the vigil for years said that “it is covered by the First Amendment right to freedom of speech and freedom of expression” and moved to take legal action An anti-war vigil that has been a fixture in Washington DC’s Lafayette Square since the 1980s was taken down over the weekend […]
Northcom Wraps Up Arctic Edge 25
U.S. Northern Command successfully concluded Arctic Edge 25, a joint and combined, multidomain field training exercise conducted across Alaska from Aug. 1-31. The exercise demonstrated readiness, enhanced interoperability and advanced capabilities in the Arctic region. AE25 included participation from Northcom forces, First Air Force, Army North, Naval Forces Northern Command, Marine Forces Northern Command, […]