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Monday, August 15, 2022 Seiner sinking A five-person crew is rescued after the 58-foot fishing vessel Aleutian Isle sinks off San Juan Island. Alaska authorities seize 900 pounds of halibut Three candidates vying in Tuesday’s election to replace late Alaska Rep. Don Young Klamath River appears to be recovering after massive debris flow Port of Toledo’s wood boat show returns Aug. 20-21 Tuesday, August 16, 2022 Alaska’s salmon tally board The commercial catch now exceeds 137 million fish toward this year’s forecast of 160.6 million. Sunken vessel near San Juan Island sinks deeper, complicating cleanup For first time ever, managers are closing Kuskokwim and tributaries to coho fishing Kodiak is a subsea fiber hub for high-speed Internet expansion in the Aleutians Columbia River’s salmon are at the core of ancient religion Opinion: Kelp farming helps foster Alaska’s economic independence, food security Wednesday, August 17, 2022 The fight for Southeast Alaska trolling A recent court ruling on endangered killer whales likely won’t shut down the fishery, but it could force a rewrite of federal fisheries policy. Peltola leads in Alaska’s U.S. House race, followed by Palin and Begich This Democrat could become the first Alaska Native in Congress Cook Inlet setnetters suffer another setback in court Plaintiffs in long fight over Pacific Northwest salmon hope a resolution is near Thursday, August 18, 2022 Maximizing the Bristol Bay catch BBRSDA recognizes “a job well done” in limiting overescapement and foregone harvest during this summer’s record-breaking sockeye salmon season. Invasive European green crabs verified within Alaska for the first time ‘Alaska Fisheries Report’ from KMXT in Kodiak Federal report tallies Alaska sea lion deaths, injuries from encounters with fishing gear Building the next generation of U.S. commercial fishermen Friday, August 19, 2022 Backlash from Alaska Fishing and conservation groups are sounding off against a “misguided” lawsuit targeting the Southeast Alaska salmon troll fishery. Court decision could have far-reaching implications for U.S. and B.C. fisheries B.C. fishermen wait for shot at Fraser sockeye, while Americans are already catching Kodiak Chamber invites your questions for upcoming fishery debates Aleutian Airways says they’re cleared for takeoff, but Dutch Harbor has to wait Washington salmon still facing threats, study finds Hawaii Supreme Court decision upholds longline fleet’s reliance on foreign fishermen

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