The state of Alaska wants input on plans to distribute nearly $24.5 million in federal disaster relief funds for stakeholders and communities hurt by the 2018 Gulf of Alaska cod crash.
After last week’s column about snow mold, followed by a stretch of pleasant weather, I decided it was time to cover a few Q&As. (I’m writing this from a safe distance, of course).
There is a great white shark in the fish tank with me. Well, not really, but this is the best metaphor I could come up with trying to translate the old saying “there is an elephant in the room” into a marine theme.
The U.S. seafood industry received a $300 million assist from the $2 trillion COVID-19 relief package passed by Congress on March 27, and a wide coalition of industry stakeholders is hoping for more.
Emily Helenhouse, a 2016 graduate of Kodiak High School, was named to the fall 2019 semester President’s Honor Roll list for Washington State University for achieving a grade point average of 3.5 or above.
• Kodiak High School graduates Wesley Dumm and Ella Raisley were named to the Montana State University fall 2019 Dean’s List for having a grade point average of 3.5 or above.
Hailing from the Kodiak High School class of 1993, Roland B. Peregrino graduated summa cum laude with a master’s degree in health administration from West Coast University, Anaheim, California, on May 19.
- St. Paul Lutheran Church (Leme)
- St. Mary's Catholic Church
- The Salvation Army
- St. James the Fisherman Episcopal Church
- Holy Resurrection Orthodox Cathedral
- River of Life Christian Fellowship Int'l
- Kodiak Bible Chapel
- Kodiak Christian Fellowship
- Christian Science Church
- Community Baptist Church
- Frontier Southern Baptist Church
- Berean Baptist Church
- Church of Christ
- Abba Father's Christian Fellowship
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