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Prince William Sound commercial salmon harvest valued at $49.6M
State biologists said the below-average value largely reflected below forecast sockeye, pink and chum salmon runs.
Time capsule: Haunted doors and Murphy’s Law
This time capsule was written by Carla Helfferich on Feb. 15, 1989, soon after the legendary January 1989 cold snap broke.
Cordovans, Alaskans usher in new candidates after Midterm Elections
Preliminary election results.
EVOSTC seeks nominations for Public Advisory Committee
These positions represent science and technology, Native land ownership, subsistence use, recreation and public-at-large issues.
Time capsule: Bats in the belfry
After talking to researchers and other bat fans, I learned that bats may hang out in Interior Alaska all winter.
Al Lund: Another Cordova solid citizen
He was instrumental in getting the area streetlights, better roads, and its first sidewalks.
Halloweekend kicks off in Cordova
Halloweekend is kicking off today in Cordova, and there's something on the calendar for everyone.
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Prince William Sound commercial salmon harvest valued at $49.6M
State biologists said the below-average value largely reflected below forecast sockeye, pink and chum salmon runs.
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EVOSTC seeks nominations for Public Advisory Committee
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