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 Representative Gabrielle LeDoux, R-Anchorage, speaks with House Finance Committee Co-Chair Alan Austerman, R-Kodiak, following Monday’s House floor session at the Capitol. LeDoux’s House Concurrent Resolution 4 passed unanimously during the floor session. HCR 4 proclaims May 15 annually as Hmong-American Veterans Memorial Day in honor of the thousands of Hmong who fought alongside U.S. military members during Vietnam. (House Majority Press handout)
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The federal government has a new proposal for defining handicrafts made out of sea otter pelts. But it’s not what some crafts-makers expected. CoastAlaska’s Ed Schoenfeld reports.
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Kodiak residents and visitors have something to look forward to this summer – guided cell phone tours of Kodiak’s St. Paul Harbor. The Kodiak Island Borough Assembly approved the start up money for the Kodiak Maritime Museum’s proposed tour project during its March 7 meeting. Toby Sullivan is the director of the Maritime Museum and said the tour has an intended audience, but is really for anyone who wants to learn more about Kodiak’s harbor.
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A Threshold Services employee admires the recycler's new truck this week outside the Von Sheele Way facility. Photo courtsey Threshold
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There’s no word on how much of the old Chevy box truck owned by Threshold Services will get recycled now that it’s retired, but the safe bet is a lot of it will. The community’s recycler will be able to dispose of the old rig properly because, as Threshold Executive Director Ken Reinke tells us, a new van showed up just in time.
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The M/V Pacific Producer ran aground near the village of Ouzinkie on Friday. A situation report from the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation said the 169-foot fishing vessel ran aground around 5 a.m. on Friday with an estimated 10,000 gallons of diesel fuel, various lubes and oils and about 8,000 pounds of ammonia on board. No pollution or injuries have been reported and the DEC says the situation is stable.
Sara Francis is spokeswoman for the Coast Guard and said part of the crew was evacuated by a Good Samaritan vessel on Friday.
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