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5 Marine Advisory Program Offices Across the State Could be Closed • 2010 Western Alaska Championship Sled Dog Race • Dillingham City Council Picks a New Chief of Police. But Will He Accept. • 2009 Exports in Alaska • State Agency Asking For Public Input On The Management Plan for Critical Habitat Areas In Bristol Bay •
Decisions made by lawmakers, the Governor, and officials with the University of Alaska have put the future in doubt for 5 Marine Advisory Program offices in coastal communities across the State. Among those offices is the one in Dillingham. KDLG’s Mike Mason has the story. (6:44)
One of the premier sled dog races in the Bristol Bay region was held over the weekend in Dillingham despite a blizzard and extremely cold temperatures. Mike Mason covered the race for KDLG and filed this report. (4:01)
The Dillingham City Council voted unanimously at last week’s meeting to offer the vacant police chief job in Dillingham to a police officer from Pickerington Ohio. KDLG’s Mike Mason has the story. (2:56)
Exports out of Alaska totaled over $3.3-billion dollars last year, which is the 5th best year for trade in the history of Alaska. KDLG’s Mike Mason looked over the latest export figures for this report. (2:54)
State Agency Asking For Public Input On The Management Plan for Critical Habitat Areas In Bristol Bay
03/04/10
The State of Alaska is asking for input from the public on the management plans for a number of critical habitat areas located in Bristol Bay. (4:48)
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