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AMHS service changes bring rebookings, refunds
State transportation officials on Monday, Dec. 6, released a list of recent schedule updates for the LeConte, Kennicott and Aurora ferries, whose schedules have been impacted by overhauls.
December 10, 2021 edition
December 10, 2021 edition of The Cordova Times.
2021 Holiday Gift Guide
Shop Cordova First this holiday season with The Cordova Times 2021 Holiday Gift Guide.
Around Town: Holiday Kickoff, Breakfast with Santa, Snowman Competition
Don’t miss this year’s Hometown Holiday Kick-off Santa Parade, Tree Lighting and Holiday Bazaar, kicking off at 5:15 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 10 at the Cordova Center. Plus more events coming to Cordova this week.
Stay home, Cordova officials urge during winter storm warning
The city of Cordova is asking residents to please stay home and avoid non-essential travel on the roads as a National Weather Service winter storm warning remains in effect through 11 p.m. Monday, Dec. 6.
OBI offers recyclable packaging for its canned salmon
OBI Seafoods’ canned salmon products for domestic and export markets now come in recyclable packaging.
Obituary: Virginia Christina Borodkin
Virginia Christina Borodkin passed peacefully at Providence Medical Center on November 10, 2021.
Harvesters sign up to report on changes in fisheries, ocean conditions
Commercial harvesters are pitching in to provide their observations on ecological changes in fisheries and ocean conditions, to help pave the way for climate ready fisheries of the future through Skipper Science, a project of a tribal government in the Aleutians and SalmonState.
ADF&G hosts ‘Cooking Your Catch’ on YouTube
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game’s Division of Sport Fish was scheduled to host an online fishing forum on the department’s YouTube channel.
Vacuum-packed Bristol Bay sockeye is prizewinner
Alaskan Leader took top honors in the new Bristol Bay Choice category at the 2021 Alaska Symphony of Seafoods competition with an eight-ounce vacuum packed Bristol Bay sockeye salmon sourced from Trident Seafoods.
