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Feds will not list cold-water coral as endangered
ANCHORAGE (AP) — A federal agency has concluded that a petition seeking to list Alaska's cold-water corals as endangered or threatened does not contain enough information to make the case. The National Marine Fisheries Service announced Tuesday it had rejected the petition submitted in August by ...
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Local results: Feb. 13
City league basketball Thursday, Feb. 7 St. Herman’s Hermits 79, Free Agents 51 Oscar Olsen 41 points, Jason Chocknok 11, Edward Trefon Jr. 10, John Askoak 6, Jason Isaac 5, Leonard Wassillie 4 and Darlene Askoak 2 for St. Herman’s. Laurence Nacapuy 15 points, MJ Portillo 10, Creven Villaran 9, K...
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Kodiak man accused of stalking
A Kodiak man has been accused of felony stalking after he allegedly repeatedly contacted a woman who had a restraining order against him. Sean Javier, 24, faces one count of felony stalking, a class C felony punishable by up to five years in jail and a $10,000 fine. He also faces four misdemeanor...
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Construction foreman Mike Quirk drives a Bobcat through the entrance hall of the new Kodiak Public Library on Monday morning, Feb. 11, 2013. Work crews are installing sewer piping below the building while other workers finish the clarestory, a roof structure that will spread natural daylight through the new library. (James Brooks photo)
New public library construction on budget
On Borough Hill, city residents have watched construction of the new Kodiak Public Library proceeding smoothly on schedule. An analysis of the project’s financial foundations presents a similarly serene picture. On Saturday, Kodiak Public Library Association board chairwoman Erin Harrington told ...
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Alysa Horn of the University of Alaska Anchorage shoots over a Seattle Pacific defender during a 2011 game at the Wells Fargo Sports Complex in Anchorage.(Michael Dinneen photo)
Alumni update: Horn joins 1,000-point club
Alysa Horn joined the 1,000-point club Thursday evening in Anchorage. The University of Alaska Anchorage senior reached the millenial milestone in the second quarter of her team’s 93-82 women’s basketball victory over Seattle Pacific University. “It is a big honor to be up there with a couple o...
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Around Kodiak: Feb. 12
The Kodiak GIS users group will meet at noon today in the Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge Visitors Center. The meeting includes a discussion of new radar mapping data covering the Kodiak archipelago.
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Public Safety Blotter: Feb. 12
Thursday, Feb. 7 • At 12:04 a.m., a caller reported seeing an intoxicated woman take off in a vehicle. Patrol was advised. • At 1:40 a.m. and 1:58 a.m., an officer was on foot patrol on Marine Way. • At 2:20 a.m., an officer was on foot patrol on Mill Bay Road. • At 2:59 a.m., a caller reported a...
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People involved in Kodiak's tourism industry eat lunch and learn about new changes at the KICVB, at the Discover Kodiak annual meeting, on Feb. 9. (Nicole Klauss photo)
Convention and Visitors bureau holds annual meeting
The Kodiak Island Convention and Visitor’s Bureau, now known as Discover Kodiak, is hoping to draw in international and out-of-state visitors with its new brand. At the annual meeting on Saturday, Discover Kodiak unveiled its new logo and showed a preview of its new website. “We really like the n...
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