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Meet First-Time Bethel City Council Candidate Jared Karr - Vimarsana News

Meet First-Time Bethel City Council Candidate Jared Karr

KYUK is running a series of profiles on Bethel City Council candidates ahead of the Oct. 5 election. There are six candidates running for four open seats,

Source: kyuk.org
Meet First-Time City Council Candidate Mary 'Beth' Hessler - Vimarsana News

Meet First-Time City Council Candidate Mary 'Beth' Hessler

KYUK is running a series of profiles on Bethel City Council candidates ahead of the Oct. 5 election. There are six candidates running for four open seats,

Source: kyuk.org
Following The Low Chum Runs, Here's How Kwik'pak's Workers' Lives Have Changed - Vimarsana News

Following The Low Chum Runs, Here's How Kwik'pak's Workers' Lives Have Changed

For decades, Kwik’Pak Fisheries in Emmonak has provided reliable summer employment in one of the state’s most unemployed regions. The company is the only

Source: kyuk.org
Yukon Chum Are Disappearing. Here's How The Company That Built Its Business On Chum Is Diversifying. - Vimarsana News

Yukon Chum Are Disappearing. Here's How The Company That Built Its Business On Chum Is Diversifying.

Usually, Kwik’pak Fisheries, the only commercial fish processor on the Yukon, sells salmon around the world. After the Yukon’s main salmon species started

Source: kyuk.org
When Yukon Chum Stocks Suddenly Collapsed, Yukon River Residents Received Donations From Bristol Bay - Vimarsana News

When Yukon Chum Stocks Suddenly Collapsed, Yukon River Residents Received Donations From Bristol Bay

For eight years, Tanya Ives has been traveling up from Washington each summer to work at the Yukon River’s only fish processing plant: Kwik’Pak Fisheries.

Source: kyuk.org