Guest Commentary
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month
By Katie GoodaleFor The Cordova TimesIn a gathering of 100 women, 25 of those women will experience domestic violence in their lifetimes. Most of...
10 Alaska Native regional corporations oppose Ballot Measure 1
Submitted by the ANCSA Regional Association on behalf of executives of The Aleut Corp., Arctic Slope Regional Corp., Bering Straits Native Corp., Calista Corp.,...
Sand Trail parking lot is now open
By Erin ColeFor The Cordova TimesAfter years of planning, the parking lot at Sand Trail, designed specifically for trucks and trailers at the ATV...
Citizen’s initiative would update Alaska’s salmon habitat laws
By Ralph Andersen, Robert Heyano and Norm Van Vactor
For the Cordova TimesThis fall, Bristol Bay residents need to make some important decisions. Now that...
Behnken: Ballot Measure 1 shifts burden of proof to developers
By Linda Behnken
For The Cordova TimesAs a commercial fisherman and Alaska resident, I believe that it is my responsibility to vote in the upcoming...
It’s time to set the campaign record straight
By Deborah Bonito
For The Cordova TimesGiven the current lack of public trust in our political system and the dangerous lack of honesty and accountability...
Alaska’s salmon hatcheries are economic engines
By Mead Treadwell
For The Cordova TimesIf you haven’t noticed, there’s a big debate a brewing in Southcentral Alaska about fish hatcheries. The Alaska Board...
Commentary: Responsible development ensures our economy, keeps fisheries healthy
By Gayla Hoseth, Stephanie Quinn-Davidson and Mike Wood
For The Cordova TimesAllow us to introduce ourselves. We are a tribal leader, a scientist and a...
Commentary: Alaska’s habitat management model works
By Randy Bates, Ed Fogels, Kerry Howard, Thomas E. Irwin and Bill Jeffress
For The Cordova TimesWe, the signatories, are Alaska fisheries managers, scientists, regulators,...
Commentary: Level of sexual assault, domestic violence is unacceptable
By Debra Call
For The Cordova TimesOver the last several years, we have continually heard devastating reports about crime in Alaska. The headlines get worse...
