The Cordova Times
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Wild Foods Feast
The Copper River Watershed hosted the annual Wild Food Feast and Film Festival in Cordova, April 8. The Wild Food Feast is a cook-off that...
Measure supports protection of transboundary waters
Legislature passed April 6 by the House Special Committee on Fisheries urges protection of fish habitat in Southeast Alaska waterways from mine development and...
Pebble mine issued one-year land use permit
A one-year land use permit has been issued to the Pebble Limited Partnership for its copper, gold and molybdenum mine in Southwest Alaska, conditioned...
Bill would support training for young fishermen
Bipartisan legislation proposing a national program to train and assist young commercial fishermen has been introduced in Congress by Rep. Don Young, R-AK and...
Honoring Robert ‘Sully’ Sullivan
A celebration of life will be held sometime this summer when the fish are running and the fisher folk are home. – Rocky Stone
Capitol Report: Budget commands bulk of Legislature’s attention
By Senator Gary Stevens, R-KodiakFor The Cordova TimesHello from the Capitol. As you may know, the fiscal year 2018 budget is commanding the bulk...
Law & Order: March 31-April 6
he following incidents were reported to the Cordova Police Department between 3-31-17 thru 4-6-17. Any charges reported in these press releases are merely accusations...
Easter Messages: Peace in our Hearts
Commentary By The Rev. Belle Mickelson For The Cordova TimesOn this beautiful spring morning, I’m still on a music high—as I get ready to fly back...
Given its problematic record, should Hilcorp be given more permits?
Commentary By Lois EpsteinFor The Cordova TimesHilcorp’s oil release from an underwater pipeline in Cook Inlet this month, combined with its natural gas pipeline leak...
