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During last week's festivities, KDLG received a couple poetry submissions from winter caretakers. These poems celebrate trapping, describe sitting alone on a cold, starlit night, and image what wildlife thinks of us.
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The Salmon Mystery of Bristol Bay. Alaska’s biggest salmon run is booming despite warming water, and scientists are trying to understand why. PICK CREEK, Alaska—In mid-July, sockeye poured into this stream, skittering through the...
The ceilings of the cloud cover was 1,000 feet. so this plane was very close to the bottom of the cloud cover because of the lifting condensation level and as it flew from lake nerka to dillingham, and possibly making a stop. we don't know where this plane was going there. is no flight plan. doesn't have to be a flight plan, because it is a dfr, and visual flight rules, and they have been there hundreds of times and planes like this take uf and land thousands of times a day in alaska, but yesterday was tough. at 7:30 at night, the sunset did not happen until 10:30 at night,