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Pavlof Volcano is Erupting... Lava is Flowing Down the Mountain

The Pavlof Volcano on the southern end of the Alaska Peninsula continues to erupt with lava flowing down the mountain. KDLG's Mike Mason has the story.

Pavlof Volcano is Erupting... Lava is Flowing Down the Mountain

The Pavlof Volcano on the southern end of the Alaska Peninsula continues to erupt with lava flowing down the mountain. KDLG's Mike Mason has the story.
NOAA Will Look at an ESA Listing for the Iliamna Lake Seals

The Federal Government is starting the process to determine if the harbor seals that call Iliamna Lake home should be listed under the Endangered Species
Dillingham Volunteer Monitors For Invasive Beetles

Over the next 20 weeks, Paul Liedberg will periodically check three beetle traps in Dillingham, helping forestry officials monitor for invasive pests.
Alaska Airlines Bristol Bay Jet Service to Start June 9th

Round trip tickets between Anchorage and Dillingham or King Salmon look to be priced at $485 this year.

Local News

Togiak Herring Update... Slower Fishing on Friday

The herring harvest in the ongoing Togiak Sac Roe fishery slowed down a little on Friday. Friday’s total harvest was just over 820-tons with the purse

Pavlof Volcano is Erupting... Lava is Flowing Down the Mountain

The Pavlof Volcano on the southern end of the Alaska Peninsula continues to erupt with lava flowing down the mountain. KDLG's Mike Mason has the...

Millrock Resources Plans Initial Mineral Exploration Near Chigniks

The mineral exploration company hopes to convince an investing partner to fund further exploration for gold and copper deposits at three sites.

Southwest Alaska Continues to Have Double Digit Unemployment

The latest unemployment numbers for Alaska are out and they show a continued strong labor market in Alaska. KDLG's Mike Mason has the details.

Togiak Herring Update... Over Half the Quota Caught

Over half of the quota available in the Togiak Sac Roe Herring Fishery has been harvested.

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