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Posted by Sage Smiley | May 12, 2021 Wrangell’s Mill Dock (Sage Smiley / KSTK) There’s going to be a new crab buyer in town. Both Sea Level Seafoods and a newcomer Alaska Ice Seafoods are expected to purchase from commercial fishermen this summer. President and CEO of Alaska Ice Seafoods Cody Mills says years ago, his company’s original operation sold to Trident. But now Alaska Ice Seafoods is looking to move back into Southeast Alaska. “We do a lot of live seafood,” Mills told Wrangell’s assembly on Tuesday. “That’s a big thing we do, which builds a lot of value for the fishermen because there’s usually more money left for the fishermen because you don’t have all these big processing costs.” ....
Broken Arrow Man Convicted Of Rape To Spend No Time In Jail A jury convicted a Broken Arrow man of first-degree rape and suggested a 13-year sentence, but the man is walking free with a sentence of probation. The judge decided to change the jury’s sentence and the district attorney can’t appeal. The judge’s decision to give 23-year-old Malik Vance no prison time isn t sitting well with Tulsa County DA Steve Kunzweiler. It sends a terrible message to victims out there and especially this particular victim after all she had been through, Kunzweiler said. Kunzweiler said coming forward and testifying is hard enough for victims. He said the judge s decision to let Vance walk with only probation and no prison time, is a step in the wrong direction. ....
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