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  • On today’s Midday Report with host Terry Haines: The 100th anniversary of completion of the Alaska Railroad was celebrated in Nenana Saturday. The sockeye run at Redoubt Lake near Sitka is so big it could be too big. And the spendable portion of the Alaska Permanent Fund is dwindling and could be exhausted entirely within …
  • On today’s Midday Report with host Terry Haines: The Denali Highway is being regularly groomed for winter recreation. Research work on the Mt. Edgecumbe crater has shed some light on what may be happening below the mountain. And the homeless shelter in Kotzebue has closed as temperatures plunge.. Mt. Edgecumbe. Photo Alaska Volcano Observatory.
  • Friday’s Lowdown is all about food. Mike’s guests are Tyler Kornelis, president of Kodiak Harvest Food Co-op, Melissa Berns, director of Old Harbor Alliance, Inc., and Sam Kenoyer, owner of Marlene Kenoyer Gardens in Larsen Bay. Hear about the exciting projects going on in each community and what the co-op is hoping to accomplish in …
  • More and more it seems commercial fisheries news in Alaska deals with the coronavirus pandemic and COVID-19. This week is no exception. Small coastal Alaska towns prepare for swarms of fishermen and others who may bring the highly contagious COVID-19 disease with them from Outside Alaska, or even from other areas of the state. …
  • On this week’s Talk of the Rock, Jared Griffin talks with artist and culture bearer, Hanna Sholl, and Melissa Borton, Indigenous Advancement Director for First Alaskans Institute and Kodiak Village Representative on the Alaska Federation of Natives board of directors, about white privilege and race relations in Alaska. Here is a list of anti-racist resources …
  • Our guests on The Lowdown today will fill us in on what fun activities they will be offering over the next few months. Joining us will be: -Kelly Bell, school programs director at Kodiak Baptist Mission -Katie Oliver, executive director of Kodiak Arts Council -Shelly Lawson, education coordinator at Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge -AND Laurie …
  • Our guests on The Lowdown today are Matthew Kozak, Prevention Grant Coordinator at KANA and Jody Carman, Employee Assistance Program Coordinator at the USCG base. Tune in for our conversation about programs for youth, families and more.
  • The guests on The Lowdown today are city manager and Emergency Services Director, Mike Tvenge and Public Information Officer, Bianca Clark. Tune in as they talk about current plans for re-opening Kodiak.
  • Our guests on today’s edition of The Lowdown for “To Your Mental Health Day” are: Samantha Marlar-Enbom, LPC, behavioral health consultant at KANA Heidi McNerney, LCSW, behavioral health counselor at Kodiak Community Health Clinic
  • If it’s salmon season it must be summer, right? The commercial salmon season kicked off on Thursday in the Copper River district. The first fresh salmon out of Alaska is usually met with a lot of hoopla and salivating by restaurants in Seattle. This year, it’s doubtful someone would be willing to pay $80 …
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