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Who we are: Thomas Werner

Monique Coombs

Quality handling is more important than ever across the Alaska seafood industry. Blythe Thomas photo. — Blythe Thomas photo

Northern Lights: The women behind our seafood

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After an encounter with a large rock, the 58-foot Defiance was hauled at Port Townsend Shipwrights Co-op to have part of her bottom rebuilt. Port Townsend Shipwrights Co-Op photo.

Michael_Crowley

Abrupt stop sends seiner in for planking work; seine skiff meets the builder’s expectations

Michael Crowley

Alex Oczkewicz photo.

Have it both ways: After more than 20 years, Maritime Fabrications launches a new and improved through-picker

Paul Molyneaux

Yearbook: Fishing fleets flex

Jessica Hathaway

Bristol Bay salmon heads to Chignik as part of a Northline Seafoods and Alaskans Own donation to coastal Alaska communities. Northline Seafoods.

Editor’s Log: Survive and thrive

Jessica Hathaway

The 143-foot Atlantic Destiny sank on March 3, 2021. Jaylon Brownbridge/Canadian Coast Guard photo

U.S., Canadian forces rescue 31 from Canadian scallop vessel

Kirk Moore

The Bureau of Offshore Energy Management's supplemental environmental impact statement for the Vineyard Wind project considered the Responsible Offshore Development Alliance's proposal for four nautical-mile-wide vessel transit lanes. BOEM image.

BOEM resumes final environmental review for Vineyard Wind

Kirk Moore

A simplified graphic of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation, or AMOC, showing warm- and cold-water flows in the Atlantic Ocean. Levke Caesar/Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research.

Study shows Gulf Stream, Atlantic cold current at record low

Kirk Moore

Right whale #3920, an adult dubbed “Cottontail” was seen off entangled and in apparent poor condition off Sebastian Inlet, Fla., Feb. 18. Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission/Joey Antonelli photo/NOAA permit #18786.

Adult right whale dead off South Carolina

Kirk Moore

The 67-foot shrimp trawler Ole Betts Sea caught fire and burned in the Gulf of Mexico in March 2018. Trico Seafood photo

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NTSB report: Fishing leads in fire casualties

Michael Crowley