Trident Seafoods announced over the weekend that they will pay just 20 cents per pound for chums – that’s less than half of last year’s price per pound – and will stop buying salmon altogether from most of the state starting in September. https://t.co/ml4JeZ0kuH
Island Trails Network, which helps the city of Kodiak maintain hiking trails, has been working this summer to keep Near Island’s south-end trails usable. https://t.co/gI6scpL1Xy
Fans feared the bear had passed away, but the elderly ursine just slept in before making his first appearance on the national park’s cameras. https://t.co/Vg8NRJl2T8
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Kodiak Veterinary Clinic is the only facility on the island that provides veterinary care. And the new building is a major step for improving care for Kodiak pets. https://t.co/97UFG140Ch
Sen. Lisa Murkowski introduced legislation this week that would prioritize food security and small-scale food producers in the state – including Alaska’s seafood industry. https://t.co/JFKQGSV2u7
The last two years have been big for Kodiak Tanner crab fishermen. But all that attention has also renewed discussions about how to best manage – and protect – the fishery going forward. https://t.co/JL2JRs4sg7
The earthquake triggered a tsunami warning for the Alaska Peninsula and Kodiak Island just before 11 p.m. on Saturday. It was later downgraded to an advisory and was canceled altogether by 1 a.m. Sunday. https://t.co/DI3WnGz85O
Salmon escapement is down across Kodiak Island from last year in nearly every river. The only exception is the Karluk River, but that area is still behind historic averages for this time of year. https://t.co/NrwAYF6tzb
State economists studied survey data from last year that compared the costs of living in 265 communities across the country. Kodiak topped the list nationwide for two out of the six: groceries and healthcare. https://t.co/ZvYDEOWgu1
Karluk's Tribal Council is looking to pay two families with four children each to move to the village in an effort to get state funding and re-establish a school. https://t.co/pKZ8JXWk4C
KMXT's Brian Venua caught up with Bristol Bay Fisheries Report Director Corinne Smith for an update on how the season is going on the other side of the Alaska Peninsula. https://t.co/N0Vu9tPpht