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Minor earthquake, 3.7 mag strikes near Ugashik in Alaska

A minor earthquake with magnitude 3.7 (ml/mb) was detected on Monday, 97 km SSE of Ugashik, Alaska (60 miles) The temblor has occurred at 09:57:42/9:57 am (UTC/GMT) at a.

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10 Best Alaska Cruises to Take This Summer, According to Experts

We spoke to cruise experts to find the best Alaska itineraries to book this year.

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Alaska's 2024 Bristol Bay sockeye forecast predicts continuation of downward trend

The Alaska Department of Fish and Game’s 2024 Bristol Bay sockeye salmon forecast is once again calling for a smaller run than the year prior.

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'We fish for unknown prices, and the markets have our fish before they tell us the price:' Bristol Bay fishermen under crushing financial hardship look to lawmakers for help

'We fish for unknown prices, and the markets have our fish before they tell us the price:' Bristol Bay fishermen under crushing financial hardship look to lawmakers for help
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Alaska Journal | Bristol Bay salmon season ramps up with strong forecast for 2023

Bristol Bay fishermen have been on the water for about a month and have harvested about a million sockeye so far, with the season set to ramp up in the next few weeks. The first Bristol Bay fisheries opened June 1, with the sockeye salmon slowly showing up over the past few weeks. As of June 26, fishermen had landed just shy of 1.2 million fish, about a quarter of them landed

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