Jay Barrett/KMXT The NCAA held its Cross Country running championships over the weekend, and at least two former Kodiak High School runners were in contention. Dylan Anthony, running for the University of Alaska Anchorage in Division 2, was 23rd in the Mens 10,000 meter race held in Joplin, Missouri. He had a time of 30-minutes 9-seconds. His teammate, Micah Chelimo, …
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Bailor Takes Over Economic Development at Chamber
Jay Barrett/KMXT The Kodiak Chamber of Commerce has a new Economic Development Specialist. Joe Bailor took the job this fall. He told KMXT that the job is a lot like the one that brought him to Kodiak originally.
Read More »New Childrens Book for Bear Country
Maggie Wall/KMXT Who doesn’t love a good bear story? Kodiak residents learn early how to live and play in bear territory. Soon a new book directed toward children and their book-reading parents will teach children about bears and about the importance of being bear aware. KMXT’s Maggie Wall spoke with author Stacy Studebaker about her newest book. You can hear …
Read More »Fuglvog Associate Fined for Illegal Fishing
Matt Miller/KTOO A commercial fisherman who was a former associate of Arne Fuglvog will have to pay a hundred-thousand dollars for his own illegal fishing activities. Freddie Joe Hankins was sentenced last week to three years probation and will have all of his future fishing activities recorded by an electronic monitoring device. Twenty-five-thousand dollars will be in the form of …
Read More »The Alaska Fisheries Report with Jay Barrett
Coming up this week, setnetting on Cook Inlet this year… worst than you thought, as is the king salmon disaster. And, the future could be just as bleak. All that, but a ray of sunshine from Southeast. We had help from KTOO’s Kelsey Gobroski in Juneau, KHNS’ Margaret Friedenauer in Haines and KYUK’s Trim Nick in Bethel.
Read More »Tug Towing Barge of Frozen Fish Aground
The 78-foot tug Polar Wind and its 250-foot barge sit aground 20 miles east of Cold Bay, Alaska, Nov. 14, 2012. The five crew members of the Polar Wind were rescued by Air Station Kodiak Coast Guard helicopter crews and safely transferred to Cold Bay. U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Benjamin Stixrud Alexandra Gutierrez/KUCB Five crewmembers …
Read More »Former Kodiak Residents on Ballots All Around State
Maggie Wall/KMXT Last week’s general election offered many Kodiak residents a “blast from the past," as there were more former residents running around the state than there were current residents. If you voted last week you couldn’t help but note the two local candidates, both of whom who won by the way. That would be Senator Gary Stevens and Representative …
Read More »Local Governing Bodies on Holiday Schedule
Maggie Wall/KMXT As we push into the holiday season local government groups start reshuffling the meeting schedule. For instance, tonight’s (Thursday) regular meeting of the Kodiak Island Borough Assembly has been cancelled. The next scheduled assembly event is a work session, which is set for two weeks from today, on Nov. 29. Over on the city side, the next scheduled …
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