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KIBSD Superintendent Daniel Brigman resigns to be with family (opens the original)
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The Superintendent of the Kodiak Island Borough School District, Daniel Brigman, has resigned after spending less than three months on the job, having officially started on July 1. During an executive session on Sept. 28, KIBSD’s Board of Education voted to accept Brigman’s resignation, which takes effect on Sept. 30, and placed him on paid administrative leave in the meantime. The Board of Education’s legal counsel was also present at the meeting. In a letter sent out to school district student
Juneau salmon troller takes helm of United Fishermen of Alaska (opens the original)
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The United Fishermen of Alaska, a trade association for commercial fishermen statewide, hired a new leader. Juneau-based commercial fisherman Thatcher Brouwer started as executive director of the organization on Sept. 15. Outgoing executive director Tracy Welch said she left UFA after roughly five years as the executive director to take over as commissioner of the Commercial Fisheries Entry Commission earlier this year. She started as one of two commissioners of the commission back in May, joini
Kodiak law enforcement respond to bear near Main Elementary (opens the original)
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The Kodiak Police Department and state wildlife troopers attempted to scare off a juvenile brown bear that appeared near Main Elementary School on the afternoon of Friday Sept. 25. According to a Facebook post from the Kodiak Island Borough School District, the bear showed up right at lunchtime at 12:23 pm. As a precaution, all students from Main Elementary, and the nearby Kodiak Middle School and Kodiak High School, were kept inside for the rest of the school day according to the district. Kodi
New pier, cutter berths coming to Coast Guard Base Kodiak by 2030 (opens the original)
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The U.S. Coast Guard has awarded a $315 million contract for the construction of a new fuel pier and cutter mooring on Base Kodiak to California-based contracting giant Tutor Perini Corporation. That’s according to a press release posted by the Coast Guard Wednesday, Sept. 23. The contract, which was awarded on Sept. 11, is part of a significant expansion to Coast Guard Base Kodiak. So far, two new polar icebreakers and two new offshore patrol cutters are all slated to be based in Kodiak in the
Study finds El Niño events can boost nutrients in Gulf of Alaska (opens the original)
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The Gulf of Alaska is particularly vulnerable to the effects of events like marine heatwaves and El Niños, which can devastate its lucrative fisheries. But a new study has found El Niños can offer some benefits to the Gulf of Alaska. Élise Beaudin is a physical oceanographer at a research facility called Ocean Networks Canada in British Columbia, and a lead author on the study, which was published in the Journal of Physical Oceanography on Sept. 10. Her research focused on what’s called the Alas
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