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Monday, February 11, 2019

Canada's tipsy fleet

Canadian Coast Guard vessels reportedly roll "like crazy" at sea, making crews seasick and keeping some ships in port.

The final voyage of the Destination

Anthony's at Sea-Tac to close this spring as airport updates concessions

America's Finest heads to Alaska to fish

Companies anxious to leave America's Finest saga behind

Marine wiring workshop offered in Seattle

How Trump's trade war kept Russian fish sticks in U.S. school lunchrooms

Tuesday, February 12, 2019

Shell game

Southeast Alaska's Tanner crab fishery, opening today, could yield another high harvest, while the golden king crab catch likely will
be low.

No radiation leaks found at 1960s nuclear test site on Alaska island

SWAMC conference to spotlight seafood processing advances, ocean science

Salvage Chief could get new life

Projects, new jobs on tap for Port of Toledo

Curt Melcher reappointed as ODFW director

Wednesday, February 13, 2019

Alaska's budget

Gov. Mike Dunleavy launches a "massive" plan to cut
state spending.

Dunleavy administration looks at privatizing Alaska's ferry system

Prince William Sound pollock trawl fishery reaches quota, closes

Key players discuss Pebble mine's size, safety

Legislation to designate Seattle museum as National Nordic Museum
passes Senate

Thursday, February 14, 2019

Competing for cod

The Bering Sea cod fishery is coming under increasing
stress, and the North Pacific Fishery Management Council
is weighing remedies.

Sitka Assembly takes step toward hatchery water deal

To protect imperiled salmon, fish advocates want to shoot some gulls

Congressman Young and colleagues introduce ocean acidification bill

Ambitious new plan to save Atlantic salmon has big price tag

Friday, February 15, 2019

Alaska rescue

Five people off a sunken commercial fishing vessel were safely recovered from an inflatable life raft about 40 miles southwest of Dutch Harbor.