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Monday, February 8, 2021 Southeast Alaska troll quota State fishery managers announce a troll treaty harvest allocation for 2021 of 148,500 Chinook salmon, the same limit as last year. Gov. Dunleavy's infrastructure proposal includes millions for harbors Pebble mine company, ex-CEO subpoenaed in grand jury probe North Pacific Council presents Chris Oliver, Jim Ianelli with awards A new day for the Columbia Basin? Top food service company Aramark rejects genetically engineered salmon Tuesday, February 9, 2021 Halibut bust The U.S. Coast Guard issued a violation to a commercial fishing boat near Kodiak Island after a boarding team discovered eight allegedly illegally retained halibut. Oregon commercial crab fishery to open Feb. 16 north of Cape Falcon Positive COVID case in Petersburg found through OBI Seafoods hiring process Alaska's U.S. attorney is investigating something about Pebble, but target is unclear Vancouver Island hatcheries cull 8.3 million fish due to federal fish farm decision IPHC seminars set on ageing fish faster, whale depredation Opinion: President Biden must protect and restore Alaska's troubled oceans Wednesday, February 10, 2021 Fisheries relief in Washington state Seafood industry members negatively impacted by the pandemic can now apply for CARES Act assistance. ASMI posts new Alaska seafood COVID-19 briefing paper Ilwaco crabbers relieved the season is finally starting Alaska reviews salmon escapement goals in Arctic-Yukon-Kuskokwim region State urges caution around sunken acoustic moorings near Kodiak Injured crewmembers file suit in Victoria in crash of search and rescue vessel Thursday, February 11, 2021 Juneau watch Kodiak Republican Rep. Louise Stutes has been elected Alaska House speaker. Norton Sound commercial red king crab fishery guideline harvest level set 'Alaska Fisheries Report' from KMXT in Kodiak UAF Friday seminar to feature former NMFS chief Chris Oliver B.C. wasn't consulted on shutting more salmon farms, Horgan says Halibut commission posts annual meeting report Friday, February 12, 2021 Blowing up a controversy Hundreds of wind turbines could be coming to California's coast. Alaska to offer vaccines to nonresident seafood industry workers Alaska public safety commissioner resigns under pressure from governor Bristol Bay forecast presentations posted online New UBC indigenous fisheries center aims to uplift community rights California Fish and Game Commission elects new president Can frozen food spread the coronavirus?

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