Tag: alaska
Aspen named to advisory committee
Cordova resident Sandra Aspen was recently reappointed to the public seat on the Controlled Substances Advisory committee for a term running through Nov. 25,...
Disaster network would offer animal care training
Disaster preparedness to aid wildlife in the event of oil spills and natural disasters has been in the forefront of Alaska SeaLife Center efforts...
Harborside Pizza reopens in restaurant setting
Brian Wildrick and Lindsay Butters were sitting in their vehicle in April of 2015 when they got the call from the bank officer telling...
Law & Order: Oct. 21-28
The following incidents were reported to the Cordova Police Department between 10-22-16 thru 10-27-16. Any charges reported in these press releases are merely accusations...
Pebble partnership, EPA consider mediation
Attorneys for a proposed large-scale mine near the headwaters of the Bristol Bay watershed have agreed with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to consider...
USFWS considering emperor geese hunt
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service officials are considering reopening of a spring and summer subsistence hunting season for emperor geese, which has been closed...
SeaShare donates 170,000 salmon servings
SeaShare, the Washington State non-profit dedicated to bringing seafood to food banks, has donated 170,000 servings of salmon to food banks in Washington D.C....
Fish Factor: Salmon permit prices take a nosedive
By Laine WelchFor The Cordova TimesValues of Alaska salmon permits have taken a nosedive after a dismal fishing season for all but a few...
Commentary: Duncan Fields and Alaska’s independent moment
Commentary By Forrest DunbarFor The Cordova TimesDuncan Fields is a longtime champion of small-boat fishermen in Alaska and is the former Republican District Chair...
Fish friendly culvert coming to the Copper River Highway
By Kristin CarpenterFor The Cordova TimesConstruction is scheduled to begin in early November for replacing a culvert on the Copper River Highway at Mile...
