“It’s a great way for the USDA to take a different approach on equity and I really think it amplifies the collaboration and partnership it’s taken for all of these communities to survive,” said Ralph Wolfe with Spruce Root. “To continue rebuilding and strengthening ourselves to be more sustainable and more in sync with nature and all of our partners throughout the region.”
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In a plea deal, David Stewart Jr. admitted to one consolidated count, a Class B felony, after the State charged him with 14 felony counts of allegedly taking indecent videos of four minors or attempting to take the videos.
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The Alaska Marine Highway Operations Board is scheduled to meet this month to come up with a long-range plan it could recommend to the state Department of Transportation. At its last meeting August 26, members discussed maintaining year-round service as one of its priorities.
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Alaskans trap and snare all over the state for food and fur. And every once in a while, a pet might get into one by accident. At a recent workshop in Petersburg, a state biologist and local trappers came together to teach the public what to do if it happens.
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“I think BC sees this as a black mark and they definitely want to get rid of it and prove they can do the job,” said Chris Zimmer, with Rivers Without Borders.
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