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Sitka troller Jesse Remund and his daughter Lily testify at a recent North Pacific Fishery Management Council meeting. NPFMC photo
Views from Alaska: Have your say
Chef Volker Beuchert gets kinged with fellow attendees of Alaska
Alaska outside and in
Yank Marine’s New Jersey yards up for sale
Winged kelp in cultivation. Seaweed mariculture and oysters are leading development of Alaska's underwater farming. University of Maine photo.
Kelp, oysters lead Alaska mariculture growth
NOAA has $56.3 million in relief funds coming for the 2016 pink salmon fishery failure. National
Pink salmon payout
Alaska ‘boot camp’ aims to build Bristol Bay community businesses
The Winter Harbor lobster boat races were crowded with 167 boats Aug. 10. Jon Johansen photo.
Big turnout at Winter Harbor, and nearly a disaster
Popularity of Japanese cuisine could open a wider market for pollock roe. Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute photo
View from Alaska: Alaska’s global mission
The author and the captain of the F/V Nor
Opinion: Small-town runaround
Summer anglers run afoul of tuna rules
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