house, and the mayor of miami beach, dan gelber. news week ran an article that said louisiana hospitals are so overrun, doctors had to cancel surgeries for brain aneurysms because of the covid patients. how bad is it? reporter: yeah, steph. it is bad and getting worse by the day. we know that here at the state s largest hospital, our lady of the lake medical center, elective surgeries were postponed starting last week. there was at one point a waiting list to get in the icu simply because the covid surge that nurses and doctors are describing as kind of happening overnight. the problem right now is that they re at their all-time high for covid hospitalizations, not for the summer or the year but since the pandemic began. they feel they re in dire straights. a federal medical team arrived over the weekend, doctors,
The Numbers
The bay-wide catch continues to barrel ahead at 41.8 million fish, and an estimated 730,000 fish are swimming up the plentiful rivers around the bay.
Yesterday’s catch was up again as fishermen hauled in 2.2 million fish. The total catch is now around 25 million. Escapement yesterday kept steady as 1.6 million fish swam up river. Total escapement this season is now 16 million.
The total run for the bay is now 41.8 million.
Nushagak District
The Nushagak District saw another below-million harvest yesterday. The fleet caught another 830,000 fish. But, the average drift delivery increased with 1,393 sockeye. The Nushagak’s total harvest is now 14.4 million.
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An inspiration: Alan Kitching with wife, Wendy. FORMER National Farmers’ Union group secretary, Alan Kitching, died at the Eden Valley Hospice, aged 73. The son of the late Ruth and Jim Kitching, he was born and raised in Penrith and attended the town’s Queen Elizabeth Grammar School. After leaving school, he worked for a short time for Eden-based Penrith Farmers’ and Kidd’s before joining the staff of the National Farmers’ Union (NFU). He trained to be a group secretary in Lincoln, then moved to Chester with his first wife, Jean, with whom he had two children, Amanda and Stephen.
An inspiration: Alan Kitching with wife, Wendy. FORMER National Farmers’ Union group secretary, Alan Kitching, died at the Eden Valley Hospice, aged 73. The son of the late Ruth and Jim Kitching, he was born and raised in Penrith and attended the town’s Queen Elizabeth Grammar School. After leaving school, he worked for a short time for Eden-based Penrith Farmers’ and Kidd’s before joining the staff of the National Farmers’ Union (NFU). He trained to be a group secretary in Lincoln, then moved to Chester with his first wife, Jean, with whom he had two children, Amanda and Stephen.