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Subsistence RAC convenes in KTN: 13-member advisory council meets to discuss Southeast subsistence issues - Vimarsana News

Subsistence RAC convenes in KTN: 13-member advisory council meets to discuss Southeast subsistence issues

KETCHIKAN (KDN) — The Southeast Alaska Subsistence Regional Advisory Council opened its first in-person meeting since the start of the pandemic on Tuesday at the Cape Fox Lodge in Ketchikan.

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Bill proposed to grant land to indigenous communities - Vimarsana News

Bill proposed to grant land to indigenous communities

Alaska’s U.S. senators introduced legislation on Monday that would grant land to the five “landless” indigenous communities in Southeast

Poor salmon runs, smaller fish having impact on Alaska's supply chain - Vimarsana News

Poor salmon runs, smaller fish having impact on Alaska's supply chain

Poor salmon runs, smaller fish having impact on Alaska’s supply chain By Share OBI Seafoods and Trident Seafoods will not be opening salmon processing plants in Alaska as a result of low projected salmon returns. OB Seafoods’ processing plant in Excursion Inlet, Alaska, will be not be processing fish for the 2021 salmon season due to a string of poor runs in the Southeast district. And Trident’s Wrangell plant won’t open this year, with plant  manager Nick Ohmer telling the Wrangell Sentinel Trident would need “to see somewhere between 40 percent and 50 percent more fish chums...

SitNews: Bills to Help Locate Missing Alaskans, State Income Tax, Permanent AST Filed - Vimarsana News

SitNews: Bills to Help Locate Missing Alaskans, State Income Tax, Permanent AST Filed

Friday, Senator Click Bishop (R-Fairbanks), introduced legislation to help locate missing persons in Alaska.    Senate Bill 63 would allow a court to grant a family member or friend – on a temporary and limited basis only – access to view bank and phone records if they have reason to believe a loved one has gone missing. “Successfully finding a missing person requires quick action,” said Sen. Bishop. “This bill will give the friends and family of a missing person the tools to begin searching immediately and share the information with law enforcement, as necessary. I want to tha...

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