Showing posts with label suspension. Show all posts
Showing posts with label suspension. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 2, 2024
Yukon Chinook shutdown agreed
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game and Fisheries and Oceans Canada have signed an agreement implementing "a suspension of directed Chinook salmon commercial, sport, domestic, and personal use fisheries in the mainstem Yukon River and Canadian tributaries for one full life cycle (seven years)."
Sunday, March 10, 2024
Pacific Fishing magazine suspends publication
Pacific Fishing, a Seattle-based trade journal serving the North Pacific commercial fishing industry, has suspended publication.
"The owner and publisher of Pacific Fishing magazine is retiring," the company announced today. "We are actively pursuing a new owner to carry on the publication."
The monthly magazine's December 2023 issue was its last.
The daily Fish Wrap news service also will be suspended, the announcement said.
Pacific Fishing magazine published for 44 years, offering news and features for predominantly commercial fishermen readers engaged in a dangerous and often economically tumultuous industry.
The magazine's owner and publisher is Mike Daigle, of Seattle. The editor is Wesley Loy, who also produces the Deckboss blog.
Wednesday, March 12, 2014
Coast Guard suspends search for man overboard
The U.S. Coast Guard just announced it has suspended the active search for a man reported overboard north of Unimak Island in the Bering Sea.
Searchers covered 64 square miles over 10 hours.
The Coast Guard said it received a report this morning from the Seafreeze Alaska that a crewmember of the F/V Seeker had gone overboard.
State records list the owner of the 98-foot Seeker as James M. Seavers, of Newport, Ore.
The Coast Guard has not named the missing man.
A Coast Guard helicopter completed one search of the area, returned to Cold Bay to refuel, and then did a second search.
Shortly thereafter the cutter Alex Haley arrived on scene to assist in the search.
"Our thoughts and prayers are with the family and friends of the missing man," said Coast Guard Chief Petty Officer Chris Cole. "The decision to end a search is one of the most difficult choices to make as a search and rescue controller."
Searchers covered 64 square miles over 10 hours.
The Coast Guard said it received a report this morning from the Seafreeze Alaska that a crewmember of the F/V Seeker had gone overboard.
State records list the owner of the 98-foot Seeker as James M. Seavers, of Newport, Ore.
The Coast Guard has not named the missing man.
A Coast Guard helicopter completed one search of the area, returned to Cold Bay to refuel, and then did a second search.
Shortly thereafter the cutter Alex Haley arrived on scene to assist in the search.
"Our thoughts and prayers are with the family and friends of the missing man," said Coast Guard Chief Petty Officer Chris Cole. "The decision to end a search is one of the most difficult choices to make as a search and rescue controller."
Friday, July 17, 2009
Fuel tax relief to continue?
Lt. Gov. Sean Parnell, who takes over for outgoing Gov. Sarah Palin on July 26, is calling on state legislators to extend the suspension of Alaska's motor fuel taxes, including the 5 cent per gallon levy on marine diesel and gasoline.
Legislators are meeting in special session on Aug. 10 to, among other things, consider overriding a Palin veto.
No indication yet on whether the lawmakers will add the fuel tax issue to their agenda.
The one-year fuel tax suspension now in place is set to expire on Sept. 1 unless legislators extend it.
Legislators are meeting in special session on Aug. 10 to, among other things, consider overriding a Palin veto.
No indication yet on whether the lawmakers will add the fuel tax issue to their agenda.
The one-year fuel tax suspension now in place is set to expire on Sept. 1 unless legislators extend it.
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