Articles from the December 14, 2022 edition
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Former employee charged with stealing at least $58,000 from Haines tour operator
While Haines police investigated a theft of tens of thousands of dollars from Alaska Mountain Guides, the suspect and his wife were stopping in Las Vegas for a concert, seeing a Broadway show in New York and planning a cruise to the Caribbean,...
State task force recommends 'science-based' cap on salmon bycatch
New controls on how fish are commercially harvested and more research to understand the effects of climate change in the ocean and freshwater spawning grounds are some of the key recommendations of an Alaska task force examining ways to address... Full story
Boaters may have found mud volcano in waters north of Sitka
A couple of Sitkans on a fishing trip in October got a surprise as they got ready to lay a skate of halibut gear in Nakwasina Sound. Their depth sounder revealed a sizable steep-sided cone on the ocean bottom at a depth of about 200 feet, and it was...
Study finds killing wolves and bears did not increase moose harvests
A new study found that killing thousands of wolves and bears did not make for better moose hunting in a popular Southcentral game unit over nearly four decades. The study, by retired Alaska Department of Fish and Game and University of Alaska...
Thank you
We thank all who offered condolences, cards, food and friendship during our loss. Special thanks to Bill Privett, Hary Churchill and the American Legion for their friendship. -- The Kagee family...
