This Day in Alaska History-October 28th, 1920
SERT Deployed in Fairbanks, Suspect Not Found
A Special Emergency Response Team was dispatched in an incident that occurred in Fairbanks on Tuesday night, but,despite being called in, no suspect was apprehended, troopers reported. Alaska State Troopers received a report of a stolen vehicle that was parked in front of a five-plex on Dolly Varden Drive at approximately 11 pm and immediately responded […]
Alaskan Trout Choose Early Retirement over Risky Ocean-Going Career
Even fish look forward to retirement. After making an exhausting migration from river to ocean and back to river — often multiple years in a row — one species of Alaskan trout decides to call it quits and retire from migrating once they are big enough to survive off their fat reserves. This is the […]
Unnecessary Danger to Kenai Kings and Trout
Dear Neighbors: This state has a history of railing against the federal government. Well, this is a part rail and a part call for personal responsibility so we get our own house in order. Irresponsible Fish Decision Endangers Wild Kenai Rainbow Trout, Dollies and King Salmon: We Can Protect Subsistence Rights With A Smarter Plan I […]