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Fish Factor: Halibut tracking back to square one
It’s back to the drawing board for electronic tags designed to tell us more about where...
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Tapestry: Norton was processing ‘laureate’ of the fishing industry
The salmon are in and the fishermen are out. When returning salmon are caught by hard-...
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Another Day in Paradise: Lines in the sand
I know our weather has been beautiful. You might even go so far as to call it amazing. ...
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Kodiak's MLB players by Hawks97
Jun 12, 2013 | 0 0 comments | 61 61 recommendations | email to a friend
Last week, Major League Baseball held its draft. One Alaska high school player was drafted — Service's Johnny Meszaro...
Former Bartlett thrower misses fifth straight national title by Hawks97
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Bartlett's Jordan Clark, now of Arizona State, came to Kodiak several years ago, and on Wednesday he narrowly missed ...
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Tall plants, like these globeflowers, need support against strong wind and heavy rains. It's best to install hoops, wires, stakes-and-string before the wind blows so the plant grows naturally through and around the supports. (Marion Owen photo)
Tall plants, like these globeflowers, need support against strong wind and heavy rains. It's best to install hoops, wires, stakes-and-string before the wind blows so the plant grows naturally through and around the supports. (Marion Owen photo)
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