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As reported by Lynden News July 5, Alaska Marine Lines has launched a new rail service dock in Seattle to accommodate seafood shipments from Alaska to Lower 48 destinations in response to the growing demand for service from Alaska pollock producers. Much of the pollock was previously routed on vesse...

Alaska North Slope crude maintained its position in the upper $90s Sept. 20, even in the face of hawkish comments from the U.S. Federal Reserve that sent financial markets and key commodities into a downdraft. ANS dropped $1.10 on the day to close at $95.53, while West Texas intermediate slid 92 cen...

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As reported by Lynden News June 6, Lynden Oilfield Services wrapped up its 2023 season with record performance from the PistenBully Deadhorse team. "We have moved cargo for oil and gas projects and North Slope villages as far away as Point Lay this year which is 990 tundra trail miles roundtrip from...

Summer, or some soggy, cool semblance of what we usually call summer, is upon us and Alaskans are eagerly watching the fruits of early gardening labor come to bloom -- and fighting the constant battle of keeping the weeds from choking the life out of the beauty. Last week, as I was debating if chick...

For the past several months, it would seem that the fervor over ESG (environment, social and governance) investing practices has died down considerably from where it was in 2022. And while Alaska has certainly not changed its approach to being the global "gold standard" for environmentally and socia...

As reported by Coffman News Sept. 12, Coffman Engineers Inc. said that it has finalized an asset purchase agreement with acoustical consulting firm BRC Acoustics & Audiovisual Design Inc. Coffman welcomes BRC

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When on Sept. 6 the Bureau of Land Management cancelled the Alaska Industrial Development and Export Agency