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When it comes to ferry cuts: Is it time to go jump off the...
Back in 1989, Cordova High School students held a dockside rally
over cuts in ferry service that would have eliminated travel for activities.
Stutes: Your voices are having an effect
Dear
Friends and Neighbors,As
last Friday, the deadline for overriding the governor’s vetoes, has come and
gone, I wanted to provide...
ADF&G faces research project funding
Fisheries fare better than most people in terms of Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s budget cuts. Just
under $1 million was cut from the commercial fisheries division of the Alaska
Department of Fish and Game, leaving it with an $85 million budget, half from
state general funds.
Governor’s line item vetoes violate state constitution
By Jahna LindemuthFor The Cordova TimesMake no mistake about it: Every Alaskan will be...
Canada gives First Nations role in Fraser salmon management
Canadian government officials have announced a landmark
agreement with First Nations people to collaboratively manage Fraser River
fisheries, which are known for their runs...
New stairway will connect harbor to First Street
Construction of a lighted stairway connecting First Street to
Railroad Avenue is planned to begin around the summer of 2021. The stairway,
costing $417,000,...
Measles case confirmed by DHSS
State health officials have
confirmed a single case of measles in an unvaccinated teenager from the Kenai
Peninsula who traveled recently to Arizona via...
Bill would help fund small, rural communities
Legislation to amend the Payments in Lieu of Taxes program
to make its formula more equitable for large boroughs with small populations
has been...
Humpy catch hits 7.4M
Humpy harvests in Prince William Sound jumped from 3.4
million to 7.4 million, as the overall wild salmon harvest for the Sound rose
to...
Salmon Jam
Entrepreneur coins new business idea
Cordova’s small businesses are adept at turning a profit, but Russell Minor may be the only businessman in town clever enough to sell a nickel for $20.
Salmon Jam raises much-needed arts funds
“The benefit that comes from Salmon Jam to this community does not stop on July 13,” says Cathy Renfeldt, Cordova Arts Council board member.
Salmon Runs, Small Fry Activities, Women on Target
33rd
Annual Alaska Salmon RunsOnline
registration for this year’s Alaska Salmon...
Salmon Jam schedule of events
Salmon Jam kicks off Friday, July 12 in Cordova. The festival features music,...
Small Fry festivities are free for all
Adventure is calling our youngest festival-goers,
families, and the young at heart! From 1-3...
Get ready to rock the hill at Salmon Jam
Cordova! Are you ready to rock the
hill?Once again,...
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Cordova & Prince William Sound
New stairway will connect harbor to First Street
Construction of a lighted stairway connecting First Street to
Railroad Avenue is planned to begin around the summer of 2021. The stairway,
costing $417,000, will be funded principally by a grant from the Alaska
Transportation...
Salmon Jam raises much-needed arts funds
“The benefit that comes from Salmon Jam to this community does not stop on July 13,” says Cathy Renfeldt, Cordova Arts Council board member.
Nonprofit defends herbicide use
The Copper River Watershed Project has faced criticism for its use of herbicide against reed canary grass, an invasive plant that has appeared around Cordova.
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Fisheries
ADF&G faces research project funding
Fisheries fare better than most people in terms of Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s budget cuts. Just
under $1 million was cut from the commercial fisheries division of the Alaska
Department of Fish and Game, leaving it with an $85 million budget, half from
state general funds.
Fish Factor
ADF&G faces research project funding
Fisheries fare better than most people in terms of Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s budget cuts. Just
under $1 million was cut from the commercial fisheries division of the Alaska
Department of Fish and Game, leaving it with an $85 million budget, half from
state general funds.
Alaska
Stutes: Your voices are having an effect
Dear
Friends and Neighbors,As
last Friday, the deadline for overriding the governor’s vetoes, has come and
gone, I wanted to provide...
Alaska matters.
Our stories matter.
Subscribe to Prince William Sound’s oldest newspaper. Because news in Alaska matters. Our stories matter. Join us.
Cordova Culture
When it comes to ferry cuts: Is it time to go...
Back in 1989, Cordova High School students held a dockside rally
over cuts in ferry service that would have eliminated travel for activities.
Entrepreneur coins new business idea
Cordova’s small businesses are adept at turning a profit, but Russell Minor may be the only businessman in town clever enough to sell a nickel for $20.
Cordova Chronicles
When it comes to ferry cuts: Is it time to go jump off the...
Back in 1989, Cordova High School students held a dockside rally
over cuts in ferry service that would have eliminated travel for activities.The September protest happened to take place...
Opinion & Commentary
Stutes: Your voices are having an effect
Dear
Friends and Neighbors,As
last Friday, the deadline for overriding the governor’s vetoes, has come and
gone, I wanted to provide...
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Life Announcements
Law & Order: July 5-11
The following incidents were reported to the Cordova Police Department between 7-5-19 thru 7-11-19.
Memorial Talking Circle for Rocky Stone
A Celebration
of Life for Rocky Stone will be from 1 to 3 p.m....
Celebration of life for Captain Bob Bernard
The Bernard family invites the community to celebrate the life of Captain Bob...
Life Announcements
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Around Town
Saturday Market, summer camp, volleyball clinic registration
Get set for more summer adventures with this week's around town. All the details on Cordova Saturday Market, Spirit Camp, 'Let me Run' summer camp and more.
Museum Memories
Law & Order
Law & Order: July 5-11
The following incidents were reported to the Cordova Police Department between 7-5-19 thru 7-11-19.
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Museum Memories
Law & Order
Law & Order: July 5-11
The following incidents were reported to the Cordova Police Department between 7-5-19 thru 7-11-19.
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