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Monday, October 3, 2022 Magnuson-Stevens debate A pending rewrite of the nation’s top fisheries law navigates rough partisan waters. Both sides dig in as EPA’s final decision on Pebble mine nears Pandemic poaching sets B.C. rockfish conservation effort back years McDonald’s sourcing director to talk Filet-O-Fish at Alaska pollock industry meeting Dan Magone, Alaska marine salvage expert, dives into memoir writing Final federal report on saving salmon calls breaching Snake dams a ‘centerpiece action’ Opinion: Make salmon restoration a policy and budget priority in Washington state Tuesday, October 4, 2022 From Dutch Harbor to the North Pole The U.S. Coast Guard cutter Healy reaches the pole after traversing the frozen Arctic Ocean. Gubernatorial candidates kick off fisheries debates in Kodiak, but Dunleavy is no-show Mary Peltola’s fish man Bristol Bay sockeye runs break records, but local permit ownership has declined for decades Aleutian Airways slated to begin Unalaska service next month Ilwaco port manager resigns, interim to be named As the U.S. explores building offshore wind farm in Oregon, concerns arise Wednesday, October 5, 2022 Alaska’s congressional race During a fisheries debate at Kodiak, Mary Peltola was the only one of four candidates favoring a House bill to revise the Magnuson-Stevens Act. NMFS institutes minimum age policy for halibut, sablefish quota transfers Prince William Sound RCAC updates position on dispersant use during an oil spill U.S. Coast Guard moves forward with offshore patrol cutter work U.S. is not harvesting as many fish as it could, driving up imports Thursday, October 6, 2022 Warships off Alaska A U.S. Coast Guard captain describes an encounter with Chinese and Russian naval vessels. Magnuson-Stevens rewrite is moving in House, but prospects in Senate don’t look good Buttigieg visits King County to announce new program to help Northwest salmon Murkowski unveils ‘working waterfronts framework’ ODFW to host commercial Dungeness crab public meeting in North Bend Commentary: Alaska’s salmon hatcheries are good for business Friday, October 7, 2022 How Southeast Alaska driftnetters fared this season Traditional harvests of all species, except sockeye salmon, were below recent 10-year averages, the state Department of Fish and Game reports. Feds working on new plan for contentious Cook Inlet fishery Effort to fund and build new marine haulout in Sitka scores big election win ‘Alaska Fisheries Report’ from KMXT in Kodiak The last Salish Sea reefnetters don’t want to be the last U.S. representatives announce establishment of bipartisan Aquaculture Caucus

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