American citizens should be more accepting of people who want to live in the U.S. To the Editor:
Many Americans believe immigration and illegal immigration cause too many problems for the country since they are now more worried about terrorists’ attacks. Millions of people try to live in the United States by sneaking in or waiting for the government to approve them, and they c...
People should donate money to help inmates better their lives To the Editor:
After getting into what I’ve learned about prisons, I would like to let people know that maybe we should all pitch in a little extra money to help them out. I mean, yes, I know the government already takes an undesirable amount by making us pay taxes, but if you really think about...
Achievers: May 2 • Insurance company GEICO has announced that Petty Officer Claude M. Morrissey is the Coast Guard recipient of GEICO’s 2012 Military Service Award for his work in drug and alcohol abuse prevention. Petty Officer Morrissey is a rescue swimmer at Air Station Kodiak.
Petty Officer Morrissey serves a...
Alaska State Troopers: May 2 Tuesday, April 23
At 8:26 p.m., Kodiak Alaska Wildlife Troopers contacted a 25-year-old Kodiak man during the herring fishery in the Village Islands and Uganik Bay Section. The man was the operator and permit holder aboard the fishing vessel Stephanie Lynn, and was operating a purse seine net out...
Kingfishers pile up awards at state meet The Kodiak Kingfishers concluded the swimming season with a pile of awards at the Alaska Junior Olympic Championship last weekend in Anchorage.
Talon Lindquist won seven events and was named the male swimmer of the year, while Ila Hughes captured four events and was named the female swimmer of t...
Around Kodiak: May 2 The Kodiak Choirs present a “Big ‘80s” pop show at 7 p.m. tonight in the Gerald C. Wilson Auditorium. Watch and listen as choir students from sixth through 12th grades perform a concert of all ‘80s pop and rock songs. Admission is free, but donations are accepted.
The Kodiak Island Borough Assem...
Discover Kodiak looks for new executive director Discover Kodiak is looking to discover a new executive director.
Current executive director Janet Buckingham is resigning after five and a half years in the position so she can move back to Moab, Utah to be closer to her family.
“I’m a desert rat at heart and our home is in Moab, Utah,” Buckingha...
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Nicole Klauss / nklauss@kodiakdailymirror.comKodiak Daily Mirror
Public Safety Blotter: May 2 Tuesday, April 30
• At 2:05 a.m., a 911 caller reported an assault. It was mutual combat and both men were given a disorderly conduct warning.
• At 4:04 a.m., an officer was on foot patrol on Marine Way.
• At 9:03 a.m., a caller reported his fishing vessel had been vandalized. It is under investi...
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