There were bites of beluga whale. A jar of seal oil. Hemlock branches coated thick with herring roe. Salmon pies. Salmon head soup. Salmon bellies. Salmon strips. Salmon roe. Glossy canned salmon.

Sitka launches a tourism survey, Kodiak volunteers collect 3,000+ pounds of trash in “Sweep Into Fall,” and Juneau invites businesses to join the annual Candy Cane Hunt.

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Seattle may have a reputation for drizzle, but it doesn’t even crack the top 10 when it comes to America’s wettest cities. Newsweek analysis of data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric ...

Wasilla, Alaska, has many claims to fame. It is not only a fabulous base camp for countless outdoor activities, and a town filled with a rich, fascinating history, but it is also where you'll find the ...

The new restaurant will open in the Central Hotel, part of the huge forthcoming complex in the EDGE District. Celebrity chef and restaurateur Geoffrey Zakarian will open a restaurant inside the ...

Sitka’s new marine haulout is open for business. Stakeholders gathered last week for a ribbon cutting ceremony, a sign that facility operator, Kodiak-based Highmark Marine, is ready to start pulling ...

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Alaska was controversially purchased by the US from Russia in 1867. Critics called the transaction "Seward's Folly" after US Secretary of State William Seward. Alaska was officially made the 49th ...