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Weldon Reserve and Rivian Requests Approved by Normal Planning Commission - Vimarsana News

Weldon Reserve and Rivian Requests Approved by Normal Planning Commission

Weldon Reserve was back in front of the Normal Planning Commission last week. This time Fairlawn Capital, the ...

The Left Takes Chicago - Vimarsana News

The Left Takes Chicago

At the 2022 Socialism Conference, a new generation of radical young organizers revivifies the US left.

Many Kuskokwim fishing families are momentarily setting aside their fishing nets to pick berries - Vimarsana News

Many Kuskokwim fishing families are momentarily setting aside their fishing nets to pick berries

The next lower Kuskokwim River gillnet opening is meant to target sockeye salmon. Set nets will be allowed below the Kalskag Bluffs on Saturday, July 16 from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Source: kyuk.org
On the Kuskokwim River, sockeye runs remain stable while Chinook and chum runs continue to falter - Vimarsana News

On the Kuskokwim River, sockeye runs remain stable while Chinook and chum runs continue to falter

The lion’s share of the chum, Chinook and sockeye runs are estimated to have passed by Bethel. Chum counts so far are nearly as low as they’ve ever been on the Kuskokwim, while Chinook are looking better than in recent years, but still down overall. Sockeye counts, however, are looking up.

Source: knba.org
On the Kuskokwim River, sockeye runs remain stable while Chinook and chum runs continue to falter - Vimarsana News

On the Kuskokwim River, sockeye runs remain stable while Chinook and chum runs continue to falter

The lion’s share of the chum, Chinook and sockeye runs are estimated to have passed by Bethel. Chum counts so far are nearly as low as they’ve ever been on the Kuskokwim, while Chinook are looking better than in recent years, but still down overall. Sockeye counts, however, are looking up.

Source: kyuk.org