I see now that Aleut Enterprise, the landlord out on Adak Island, has sued in state Superior Court to evict Adak Seafood, nascent operator of the island's lone fish processing plant.
A hearing on the matter is scheduled for 2 p.m. Friday in Anchorage.
Deckboss, of course, has been following the Adak conflict for quite some time, most recently here.
Alaska commercial fishing news and notes
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- I'm a journalist covering Alaska's commercial fishing industry. My real name is Wesley Loy. Reach me at wloy61@gmail.com.
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- Lawsuits a'flyin'
- 2010 halibut catch limits, season dates set
- A better year for Copper River salmon?
- Who wants a council seat?
- Get out!
- Blotter
- Target tosses farmed salmon; Greenpeace thrilled!
- Lloyd Cannon crosses the bar
- Southeast charter industry lays out survival plans
- Taco Del Mar files for bankruptcy
- Fishermen’s Finest loses cod appeal
- And they're off! Well, not really
- Legislature opens today — should fishermen care?
- A science extravaganza in Anchorage
- Who needs survival suits?
- More on Yukon disaster declaration
- Feds declare Yukon fisheries disaster
- MSC eco-label likely to stay on Alaska pollock
- Motion denied
- Adak diesel spill pollutes harbor
- A tax break at the fuel dock?
- An update on the Adak fuel spill
- Tank leaks diesel into Adak's Sweeper Cove
- Peter Pan's $4 million problem
- Legislature prefiles a few fish bills
- A setback for Chitina salmon dipnetters
- A bum forecast for Cook Inlet salmon
- How big was that spill?
- Cook Inlet Aquaculture's power struggle
- The battle for Adak continues
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