Gov. Sean Parnell just announced the Alaska Permanent Fund dividend amount for this year: $1,305.
Direct deposits go out Oct. 8. Checks will be mailed Oct. 22.
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- Deckboss
- I'm a journalist covering Alaska's commercial fishing industry. My real name is Wesley Loy.
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- Bering Sea king, snow crab catch limits drop
- NTSB findings, recommendations now available
- Report: Rudder fell off doomed trawler
- NTSB to reveal findings in Alaska Ranger tragedy
- Legislator releases draft Cook Inlet salmon report
- Possible buyer of Adak fish plant comes clearer
- Salvage plans emerge for grounded tender
- Big year for Bristol Bay
- Search and rescue: the Ben Symmes account
- Southeast red king crab fishery to remain closed
- Three rescued after boat hits rocks near Chignik
- Snow crab catch could drop 14 percent or more
- EPA tabs Southeast mine for Superfund cleanup
- $1,305 for every eligible Alaskan
- How to be 'old-school Dutch'
- Unalaska council endorses offshore oil leasing
- Parnell makes Pacific Salmon Commission picks
- Trident empire expanding to Adak?
- Greenpeace: Pollock fishery 'in trouble'
- Surveys confirm 'low' pollock population
- Yours for $330,000
- Ill crewman lifted off factory trawler Arctic Fjord
- Bankruptcy for Adak Fisheries
- Managers move to save snow crab fishery
- A big fish netted on Yukon?
- Sea Hawk scores a court victory
- Running again
- A New York Times fish mystery
- Blotter
- Sept. 21: D-Day for snow crab fishery?
- Lawyers try to save big payout after Exxon objects
- Will your fishing grounds be designated an MPA?
- 'Deadliest' fans at the fair
- Don't come around here no more
- Writing contract held for Cook Inlet salmon report
- Blotter
- Cook Inlet Salmon Task Force — still alive
- Rep. Harris: DOT crackdown 'unacceptable'
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