Jennifer Canfield/KMXT Leading up to Christmas, the Kodiak Island Food Bank saw the number of families they serve weekly jump from around 30 to over 60. Alex Tsurikov is the executive director of the food bank. He says they were running low on most everything on Friday.
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It’s Firecracker Season
Jennifer Canfield/KMXT Starting today (Monday) Kodiak residents will be allowed to shoot off fireworks outside city limits. This is the first year for a borough ordinance that makes firework use legal only during certain times of the year.
Read More »Chamber Board Application Period Open
Jay Barrett/KMXT Though the Kodiak Chamber of Commerce’s annual meeting isn’t for two months, there’s only a few weeks to get nominations in for the board of directors election. There are three open seats, all for three year terms. They currently belong to Lindsey Knight, who is the board president, Don Rush, who cannot run this year because of term …
Read More »My Five – Hans Tschersich
1. Fortune is the Queen of the World by Carl Orff 2. In the Meadows by Carl Orff 3. River by Franz Schubert 4. Trout by Franz Schubert 5. To Be Sung Upon the Water by Franz Schubert 6. In the Evening Glow by Franz Schubert
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Japanese Tsunami Flotsam Appearing in Kodiak Waters
Kodiak fisherman Alexus Kwatchka shows one of the Japanese floats he collected near the island. It has likely been washed across the Pacific after the Japanese tsunami in March. Dave Kubiak photo Jennifer Canfield/KMXT A local beach comber and a renowned oceanographer have found that Kodiak is already receiving some of the earliest arrivals of debris from the Japanese earthquake …
Read More »$10,000 Christmas Light Display Dazzles Kodiak
Brianna Gibbs/KMXT This year one Kodiak family turned their holiday light display into an action-packed musical show. Andy Crawley said he and his wife typically don’t even hang Christmas lights, but this year he saw a dancing light display online and wanted in on the action.
Read More »Bill to Ban Pirate Fishermen Introduced in Senate
Jay Barrett/KMXT Last week the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration drafted legislation seeking to protect American fishermen from Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated, or I-U-U fishing. The Pirate Fishing Elimination Act was picked up and introduced by Hawaii Senator Daniel Inouye and co-sponsored by Alaska Senator Lisa Murkowski. During a recent meeting of the Senate Oceans Caucus, she spoke of the …
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