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Taylor Heckart

Reporter · US

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Aug 27, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 27, 2026 · Taylor Heckart

    In third place, U.S. Senate candidate Dan J. Sullivan says he doesn’t plan to withdraw (opens the original)

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    Dan J. Sullivan of Petersburg said he’s staying in the race for U.S. Senate, for now. The retired teacher faced off against Alaska’s incumbent Republican senator with the same name and party affiliation in last Tuesday’s primary election. “I don’t have any plans on withdrawing at the moment,” Sullivan said during a phone call with KFSK. “But I still do have a few days just for a final decision in case something should come up between now and then.” The deadline for candidates to withdraw from th

  2. Article · Aug 3, 2026 · Taylor Heckart

    Petersburg’s Dan J. Sullivan will be on the ballot for U.S. Senate. What are his policies? (opens the original)

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    On one of Petersburg’s rare warm, sunny days, Dan Sullivan was sitting in a little folding chair in his home workshop. All around him were shelves full of various tools and parts. “I play music down here with friends sometimes, and make lots of sawdust and clean my fishing gear,” Sullivan said, looking around. The candidate for U.S. Senate had recently finished up the paperwork for accepting campaign donations, a process he described as “excruciating.” He said that originally, he hadn’t planned

  3. Article · Aug 3, 2026 · Taylor Heckart

    Low catches close Southeast commercial Dungeness crab season three weeks early (opens the original)

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    Southeast Alaska’s commercial Dungeness crab summer season ended three weeks early on July 25 after fisherman harvested far fewer crab than expected. The amount fishermen caught at the beginning of the season was the lowest amount in over 30 years, said the Alaska Department of Fish and Game. Fish and Game estimated permit holders would catch roughly 1.5 million pounds of crab during the season. State shellfish biologist Joe Stratman said the department made that estimate using data from the fir

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