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It was an exceptionally hot summer. Heat records for water and land temperatures were broken. There were recorded sightings of dead animals washing up…
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A volunteer was sent to a hospital in Anchorage last night due to smoke inhalation. The crew was able to put out the southern and middle portions of the…
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An Alaska Fire Service aircraft that surveyed the fire yesterday reported low activity, with west winds at 25 - 27 miles per hour. Update Aug. 23,…
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Port Heiden’s road to its harbor and old village site is crumbling into the sea and the lake on the other side of it will likely breach soon.Port Heiden…
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Efforts to launch local processors in two Bristol Bay communities may finally be coming to fruition.For decades, many of the processors in Bristol Bay…
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The proposals up for discussion at the state Board of Fisheries meeting this week include some that would move the fishery near Port Heiden into the…
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Communities with extreme coastal erosion can now see what their shoreline looked like in the past and where it's projected to migrate in future years.…
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The project by the Alaska Energy Authority will move new tanks inland by October; pipes will be laid next spring. Work began in Port Heiden last month to…
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Area M fisheries are winding down, and the preliminary numbers show a strong sockeye harvest there this year.DILLINGHAM: This summer's Area M sockeye…
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Among the proposals to be considered by the Board of Fisheries in December are 24 that target district-specific management and regulations for the Bay’s…