Deckboss hears reliably that the governor has appointed Frank Homan to the Commercial Fisheries Entry Commission. Homan has served previously on the three-member commission, which issues fishing permits and vessel licenses.
We also hear Matt Luck, of Ketchum, Idaho, has resigned from the board of the Bristol Bay Regional Seafood Development Association.
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3 comments:
Thoughtful, intelligent, even-keeled, and with experience most of us could only dream of gaining, Frank Homan is a valuable Alaskan asset. This is a great appointment and I'm glad to hear this. But I've got to ask, what happened to his retirement?!
Goodbye Petersburg!
http://gov.alaska.gov/Walker/press-room/full-press-release.html?pr=7033
Matt Luck's resignation will hurt this organization. He was no benchwarmer, which is more than can be said for a few of the other folks around the table
Heyano should pump the bilge once in a while to avoid stuff like this.
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