William E. (Bill) Thonssen William E. (Bill) Thonssen passed away peacefully Wednesday, September 12, in Bremerton, Wash. Bill was born in Seattle on January 20, 1925, to John and Addie Thonssen. He graduated from Highline High School in 1943 and skipped a chance to play college football to serve his country in World War I...
Volleyball sweeps Wasilla, swimming beats South Anch. Kodiak’s volleyball and swimming teams both tallied victories over the weekend.
The volleyball team swept a pair of Northern Lights Conference matches at Wasilla on Friday and Saturday.
Kodiak’s girls swim team defeated visiting South Anchorage on Friday and Saturday at the Kodiak Community Poo...
Lynch is dedicated to Borough Assembly To the Editor:
Chris Lynch is a very capable and responsible leader on the Kodiak Island Borough Assembly. She is straightforward and transparent in her work as a retail shop owner, a consultant engineer and community volunteer.
Chris is dedicated to our Kodiak community as an assembly person w...
Dead humpback whale washes up in Chiniak Chiniak residents are getting first-hand experience with the old saying that nature isn’t always pretty after a 40-foot dead humpback whale washed ashore on Thursday.
“It’s an obvious victim of killer whales,” said Bree Witteveen, the marine mammal research biologist for the Kodiak Seafood and Ma...
Coast Guard aircrews have long, futile trip in search for missing Norton Sound boaters The unsuccessful search for two missing boaters in Norton Sound last week is the starkest example yet of the challenges facing the Coast Guard as it nears the end of its first summer of Arctic search and rescue.
On Monday, David Slwooko, Debra Kimoktoak left Koyuk for Unalakleet, traveling in a 1...
Commercial salmon season wraps up on target in Kodiak Kodiak had a better than expected return on pink salmon this year.
Preseason estimates by the Alaska Department of Fish and Game forecast Kodiak would have an average return of 13.2 million fish. Instead, the department counted more than 16 million pink salmon in its Kodiak management area, makin...
Thomet and Christiansen hope to finish 1-2 at state meet Kodiak’s Levi Thomet and Cole Christiansen have staged some epic battles this cross country season, finishing first or second in every meet they’ve run.
The Bears’ dynamic duo hopes they have one more fantastic finish as they compete in Saturday’s ASAA/First National Bank Alaska 2012 Cross Count...
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