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Bristol Bay Sockeye Run Is Largest on Record

By Fishermen's News Online on Oct 10, 2018   Featured, Fishermen's News Online  

Bristol Bay Sockeye Run Is Largest on Record

Commercial fishermen engaged in the Bristol Bay salmon fishery had a record year in 2018, and in more ways than one. State biologists say the 2018 run of Bristol Bay sockeye salmon was the largest on record, dating back to 1893, and 69 percent above the 36.9 million average run of the last 20 years. […]

Alaska Delegation Sends Joint Letter to State Department on Transboundary Mining Activity

By Karina Petersen | Office of Senator Murkowski on Oct 10, 2018   Featured, Politics, State  

Alaska Delegation Sends Joint Letter to State Department on Transboundary Mining Activity

WASHINGTON D.C.— The Alaska Delegation recently joined together to urge the Secretary of State to discuss the risks posed by transboundary mining activity during upcoming bilateral meetings between the United States and Canada. Senators Lisa Murkowski, Dan Sullivan, Congressman Don Young, Governor Bill Walker, and Lieutenant Governor Byron Mallott sent a letter to Secretary of […]

ACLU of Alaska Wins Suit Over Kenai Peninsula Borough’s Discriminatory Invocation Policy

By Casey Reynolds | ACLU of Alaska on Oct 10, 2018   Featured, General News  

ACLU of Alaska Wins Suit Over Kenai Peninsula Borough’s Discriminatory Invocation Policy

Anchorage, AK – Wednesday, the American Civil Liberties Union of Alaska (ACLU) announced it has prevailed in its suit against the Kenai Peninsula Borough on behalf of Lance Hunt, Iris Fontana, and Elise Boyer, three Kenai residents who stood up to challenge the Borough Assembly’s unconstitutional restrictions on who may offer invocations at the beginning […]

Governor Walker Designates North Pole Military Facility Zone

By Austin Baird | State of Alaska on Oct 10, 2018   Featured, Interior Alaska, State  

Governor Walker Designates North Pole Military Facility Zone

NORTH POLE – At a ceremony Tuesday, Alaska Governor Bill Walker and Department of Military and Veterans’ Affairs (DMVA) Commissioner Laurie Hummel designated the city of North Pole as the first military facility zone in Alaska, a change that will help spur private infrastructure development to support Eielson Air Force Base and its operations. “With […]

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