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UCSD swim team builds on record-setting 2025 season (opens the original)
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After more than a month of training, the Unalaska City School District swim team is settling into the new season with strong early performances and a chance to build on last year's record-setting season. The team began training Aug. 7 and held a community swim meet Sept. 4, where swimmers celebrated eight school records set during the 2025 season. Colony High School then traveled to Unalaska for a two-night meet Sept. 10-11. The first night featured a pentathlon, with swimmers competing in the 5
State concludes spill response, begins wreck removal for grounded fishing vessel near St. George Island (opens the original)
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A salvage team is set to clean up the wreckage of a ship near St. George Island, months after it ran aground, leaking tens of thousands of gallons of fuel and other oils into the ocean. The Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation said in a July 21 report that there will be no more spill response for the F/V Arctic Sea that wrecked in early January, but a marine salvage company will begin wreck removal next month. The 135-foot boat ran aground on the north side of the Pribilof Island in t
Environmental groups fight to halt Izembek road construction as legal battles continue (opens the original)
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While the State of Alaska mobilizes to break ground on a road passing through its smallest national wildlife refuge, various environmental groups are trying to halt construction. Friends of Alaska National Wildlife Refuges, along with the Alaska Wilderness League, National Wildlife Refuge Association, Sierra Club and Wilderness Watch, filed a motion Friday asking the court to stop all road building activities in the Izembek National Wildlife Refuge. They’re asking for a temporary restraining ord
Salmon count at Iliuliuk weir shows promise after relocation (opens the original)
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Two people wearing waders and rain gear edge their way down to a creek in the middle of downtown Unalaska. It's the middle of the night, and most locals are asleep. "It seems sneaky, but it's really not meant to be sneaky. It's just that that's when the tides are happening," said Elizabeth Hinkle, fisheries manager for Unalaska's Qawalangin Tribe. Hinkle helps manage the tribe's weir and the two technicians who have been pulling night shifts, sampling fish and counting them as they pass through.
U.S. Coast Guard monitors Chinese research vessels traveling north through the Bering Sea (opens the original)
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For the first time this year, the U.S. Coast Guard tracked Chinese vessels traveling through a section of international waters in the Bering Sea. The Coast Guard said in a statement Friday that they monitored the Xue Long, a Chinese research ship last week moving through the U.S. Exclusive Economic Zone, an area up to about 200 nautical miles offshore where the U.S. has jurisdiction over natural resources. The boat was traveling over the American Continental Shelf in the Bering Sea headed for th
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