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Deckhand Nick Mavar Jr. filed a complaint in December 2020 seeking damages of over $1 million from Sig Hansen and his wife, June, the owners of the Northwestern, in a separate lawsuit.
Lawsuit filed against 'Deadliest Catch' production company over crew member's medical treatment
A Delaware Bay visualization shows wind-energy lease areas (black squares); planning areas (white squares); and two vessel-traffic categories for 2021 (101-250 annual vessels, yellow, 1,500-plus vessels, red). MarineCadastre.gov graphic.
NOAA making vessel traffic data more accessible to public
National Fisherman — Spring 2023
Coast Guard MH-60 Jayhawk helicopter assigned to Air Station Kodiak conducts a flyover. USCG photo.
Coast Guard Rescues 2 Individuals from Waterlogged Vessel Near Cape Chiniak, Alaska
Alaska's Seafood: The Perfect Protein for Spring and Beyond
Coast Guard identifies boaters found dead off New Hampshire; search suspended for fourth man
NMFS announced federal waters in the Northern Gulf of Maine scallop management area will be closed April 21 with the 2023 scallop quota set-aside being 100 percent caught. NMFS graphic.
NMFS closing Northern Gulf of Maine scallop area
Chum salmon hang in a smokehouse in the village of Nulato on the Yukon River. Low salmon numbers endanger the subsistence fishery for chinook and chum. Charlie Ess photo.
Alaska judge dismisses challenge to state management of Yukon, Kuskokwim River salmon
Fishing vessels at the Block Island Wind Farm. Ørsted photo.
National Academies committee on offshore wind and fisheries to convene Thursday
Bering Sea pollock come aboard a trawler. NMFS video image.
Yukon-Kuskokwim tribes go to court over Bering Sea groundfish
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