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Bristol Bay salmon run begins to slow, sockeye catch lower than predicted - Vimarsana News

Bristol Bay salmon run begins to slow, sockeye catch lower than predicted

The peak of Bristol Bay’s sockeye salmon run has past, and indications are the total catch will be lower than predicted.

Alaska Journal | Bristol Bay salmon season ramps up with strong forecast for 2023 - Vimarsana News

Alaska Journal | Bristol Bay salmon season ramps up with strong forecast for 2023

Bristol Bay fishermen have been on the water for about a month and have harvested about a million sockeye so far, with the season set to ramp up in the next few weeks. The first Bristol Bay fisheries opened June 1, with the sockeye salmon slowly showing up over the past few weeks. As of June 26, fishermen had landed just shy of 1.2 million fish, about a quarter of them landed

Youngkin sends experienced members to VT Board of Visitors - Vimarsana News

Youngkin sends experienced members to VT Board of Visitors

The three appointees to new four-year terms, Nancy Dye of Roanoke, William Holtzman of Mount Jackson and John Rocovich of Roanoke, all have served on Virginia Tech's board previously.

Western Virginia colleges respond to Supreme Court affirmative action ruling - Vimarsana News

Western Virginia colleges respond to Supreme Court affirmative action ruling

Colleges administrators in Southwest Virginia on Thursday were reviewing a U.S. Supreme Court ruling that struck down affirmative action for university admissions.

Universities say speech central to preparing students for citizenry - Vimarsana News

Universities say speech central to preparing students for citizenry

College officials in the region say efforts continue to prioritize the need for freedom of expression and civil discourse.