Seiners take 17,500 tons of herring in Togiak and Port Moller
The purse seine fleet in Togiak took 16,500 tons in 11 days. In Port Moller, seiners took 1000 tons in 39 hours.
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Rise in fuel prices anticipated in western Alaska
As ice breaks and barges carry fuel into rural Alaskan communities, companies are likely to begin charging prices that reflect global oil prices that have been rising since this fall.
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