Wild foods draw bears to neighborhoods
Cordova has always been bear country. However, this summer they’ve been making their presence known.Wild foods draw bears close to neighborhoods, but trash and...
Summer activity planned at Shepard Point
The Native Village of Eyak and its contractors have begun preparatory work at Shepard Point for the oil spill response facility that will be...
Commentary: The Truth about wildlife management in Alaska
By Sam Cotton
Alaska Commissioner of Fish and GameAlaska’s support for the National Park Service’s recently proposed amendments to hunting and trapping practices on national...
Young: Partisanship shouldn’t undermine our fisheries
By Rep. Don Young, R-Alaska
For the Cordova TimesPartisan rancor may be standard operating procedure for most of Washington, but let’s not allow it to...
Sinnott: Speak out now on Alaska’s wildlife management
By Rick Sinnott
For The Cordova TimesHunters come in all shapes and persuasions. And most of us don’t want or need to kill predators in...
Treinen: Why I’m voting ‘Yes for Salmon’
By Chip Treinen
For The Cordova TimesAs a commercial fisherman for more than four decades, I am supporting Ballot Measure 1 and voting “Yes for...
Commentary: Opposition to mine comes from Alaskans
By Ralph Andersen, Norm Van Vactor, Jason Metrokin and Alannah Hurley
Guest CommentaryThe scoping period for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ review of the...
Stand for Salmon puts science-based standards in statutes
Commetary by Frank Rue
For The Cordova TimesI have been thinking long and hard about the salmon habitat ballot initiative that will be on Alaska’s...
Treadwell has had a big role in Alaska fisheries
Commentary By Orin Seybert
For The Cordova TimesI am a 69-year resident of this wonderful state. I and all 50-some of my children, grand-children and...
Why we stayed in Cordova
By Debra Buchanan-Adams
For The Cordova TimesSix years ago, we discovered my late husband, Ken Adams, had “dementia of the Alzheimer’s type.” It’s phrased this...