MISSOULA – Climate change is melting glaciers, reducing sea-ice cover and increasing wildlife activity – with some of the most dramatic impacts occurring in the northern high latitudes. New research by University of Montana affiliate scientist Adam Young and UM fire ecology Associate Professor Philip Higuera projects an increased probability of fires occurring in Alaskan […]
Anchorage police reported on Tuesday morning that they have opened a death investigation after the discovery of the body of a woman in the woods in the area of Goldenview and Bulgaria Drives on Saturday mid-morning. It was at about 10:15 AM on Saturday that “a passerby flagged down an officer in that neighborhood stating […]
Sealaska has made its first investment as part of its 2012 strategic plan. It has purchased a minority interest in Independent Packers Corporation (IPC), a custom seafood processor located in Seattle, WA. Sealaska embarked on a strategic plan in late 2012 to restructure operations and improve profitability. The plan focused on re-engineering businesses to increase […]
JUNEAU – Governor Bill Walker signed HB 128 into law Sunday, establishing August 10 of each year as Alaska Wild Salmon Day. Governor Walker signed the bill at the 2016 Juneau Maritime Festival, an annual event that celebrates Juneau’s rich fishing industry with live music, food, and fun fish-themed activities for all ages. “Nearly all […]