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Monday, August 30, 2021 Alaska observer guidance Citing factors including widely available coronavirus vaccines, NOAA Fisheries says it will be "expanding the deployment of observers to all ports" throughout the state. Subsistence users, scientists seek answers for Western Alaska chum salmon declines Prince William Sound commercial shrimp pot quota achieved, fishery closes Season set for commercial harvest of detached kelp washing up on Cook Inlet beaches 'Alaska Fisheries Report' from KMXT in Kodiak Oregon Health Authority reports COVID-19 outbreak at Pacific Seafood in Newport Tuesday, August 31, 2021 Surprise payday for Alaska trollers The troll catch for chum salmon in Sitka Sound hit a new record with almost half a million fish. And the harvest isn't over yet. NOAA breaks ground on project to rebuild Ketchikan port facility Forest Service works to restore Alaska's Resurrection Creek from decades of mining damage NOAA Fisheries names Kim Damon-Randall to lead Office of Protected Resources Why are some lingcod bright blue? Wednesday, September 1, 2021 Vaccine requirement Peter Pan Seafood Co. has implemented a policy requiring workers be vaccinated against COVID-19. North Pacific Council to continue with virtual meetings Alaska Fish and Game technician is recovering from bear mauling Lone occupant of fishing vessel out of Coos Bay saved by research ship Dead seabirds are washing ashore in Western Alaska for fifth straight summer NOAA breaks ground on upgraded port facility in Ketchikan to host R/V Fairweather Thursday, September 2, 2021 Southeast Alaska troll closure The Chinook fishery will conclude Friday with the harvest target achieved. Sunken 'ghost ship' remains costly Kodiak pollution hazard decades later Former Alaska attorney general Havelock dies, helped institute limited entry New scientific research prompted regulation of Cook Inlet kelp harvest ASMI marketing update Some changes for Alaska Sea Grant's Marine Advisory Program Friday, September 3, 2021 Calamitous crab announcement The Bristol Bay red king crab fishery, historically one of Alaska's most valuable shellfish harvests, will be closed this season due to stock weakness. Pollock industry locked in high-stakes Jones Act dispute with U.S. Customs and Border Protection Judge orders immediate actions at Willamette Basin dams to help salmon, steelhead Indy Walton named to Alaska Board of Fisheries Institute works with Alaska shellfish growers to address emergency rainfall closures

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