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Outdoor Kodiak: Winter is for reloading
I suspect that more ammunition is reloaded in the depth of winter than at any other time of year. The weather generally stinks and most hunting seasons are closed. The quiet hours while trapped indoors are perfect for reloading. Your mind turns to past and future hunts, and naturally you begin ma...
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Public Safety Blotter: Jan. 29
Thursday, Jan. 24 • At 12:43 a.m. and 12:51 a.m., an officer was on foot patrol on Marine Way. • At 3:27 a.m., a woman reported a man had knocked on her window about 10 minutes earlier; she wanted it documented. • At 6:49 a.m., a man was arrested for driving without a valid license and without in...
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Subsistence board defers Kodiak item
After intense opposition by subsistence fishermen across Kodiak, the state’s federal subsistence board has deferred a chance to change crab subsistence rules. The vote came last week during the annual meeting of the state’s federal subsistence board, which regulates subsistence hunting and fishin...
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Alumni update: Horn nearing 1,000 points
Alysa Horn is creeping closer to the 1,000-point club. After scoring 27 points in a pair of University of Alaska women’s basketball victories last week, the senior sits only 37 points away from 1,000 for her career. Horn has nine regular-season games left to become only the 11th Seawolf to sco...
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Kodiak's Hannah Wandersee is guarded by a pair of Kenai players during a high school girls basketball game Friday at Kodiak High.
Prep hoops: Girls off to best start in school history (video)
It wasn’t pretty, but Kodiak’s girls are in the record books. The Bears zoomed to a 19-4 lead and held off a feisty Kenai squad for a 43-35 Northern Lights Conference basketball victory Friday evening at Kodiak High. The win was Kodiak’s 12th in a row to begin the season, which surpasses the 19...
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Halibut catch limits cut
The International Pacific Halibut Commission has cut halibut quotas for fishermen across the North Pacific Ocean, but not as much as feared by fishermen. On Friday, the IPHC voted 5-1 in favor of 2013 quotas 7 percent less than last year’s. The decrease is much less than the 30 percent cut many h...
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Blizzard watch for Kodiak
Kodiakans enjoying this winter’s mild conditions could be in for a shock today. Late Sunday, the National Weather Service forecasting office in Anchorage issued a blizzard watch, effective this morning. A watch only means that blizzard conditions are possible, not that they will happen. According...
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Crime Stoppers tips double in two years
The Kodiak Police Department is looking more and more to the public for help solving cases in Kodiak. Tips to the department have doubled since the crime-fighting group Kodiak Crime Stoppers began allowing anonymous tips by text two years ago. The TipSoft service was introduced at the start of 20...
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