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Monday, August 31, 2020 No go for Seattle show Organizers of Pacific Marine Expo announce that due to COVID-19 issues, the popular trade show planned for December has been canceled. Southeast Alaska pink salmon catch could be lowest in 44 years Warming may benefit pink salmon in northern Bering Sea, study suggests Unalaska records gusts of 120 mph during record-breaking August storm Unalaska's COVID-19 case count rises as city reports third positive case related to UniSea Opinion: Protect Washington's rivers from British Columbia mining waste Tuesday, September 1, 2020 Alaska salmon season update The season is winding down for the year with the harvest total comparable to that of 2018. Skipper safe after boat grounds, burns in Sitka Sound Southeast Alaska sea cucumber dive fishery to open Oct. 5 with 1,745,300-pound quota Alaskans question mining influence, imbalance in Board of Fish appointees It may really be the end of the line for Jessie's Ilwaco Fish Co. Opinion: Pebble and fish, not one or the other Wednesday, September 2, 2020 A meeting on meetings The Alaska Board of Fisheries calls a special meeting to consider its schedule in light of COVID-19. Halibut commission sets special session to consider Canada proposals Petersburg seafood workers trade freedom for a paycheck this summer on closed campus Fish runs and berries are down, bear break-ins way up in Southeast Alaska Study adds to idea that beavers might aid salmon populations Thursday, September 3, 2020 Fish board controversy The Alaska Legislature hears opposition to Gov. Dunleavy's appointee, Abe Williams, a Pebble employee. Biologists track some unusual stranding events around Sitka this summer Tuna boat throws curveballs to new owners Taking stock of salmon survival, dams, and science Opinion: Adak in jeopardy Friday, September 4, 2020 Processor aground in Bristol Bay The 150-foot Northline Seafoods barge sustained severe damage after it was beached near Ekuk during a recent storm. Kodiak red sea cucumber season set with 130,000-pound quota Washington's Pilchuck River is close to flowing freely after more than 100 years Sustainable fish jerky sails uncharted waters Wider World: New Zealand to pay for installing cameras on commercial fishing boats

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