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Public Radio for Alaska’s Bristol Bay Site Menu Donate Menu Home News Local News Crime & Safety Pebble Mine NPR News Bristol Bay Fisheries Report Fisheries Politics Environment Education Business Arts Legislature Health Music NPR Tiny Desk Concerts Live in Concert NPR Jazz Live Programs Schedule AM 670 Schedule FM 89.9 Schedule Printable SchedulesAbout KDLG KNSA Unalakleet Staff Community Advisory Board KDLG Licensee Board Bristol Bay Dillingham Schools School Board Meetings City of Dillingham Reports Contact Us Community Calendar Search Menu Home News Local News Crime & Safety Pebble Mine NPR News Bristol Bay Fisheries Report Fisheries Politics Environment Education Business Arts Legislature Health Music NPR Tiny Desk Concerts Live in Concert NPR Jazz Live Programs Schedule AM 670 Schedule FM 89.9 Schedule Printable SchedulesAbout KDLG KNSA Unalakleet Staff Community Advisory Board KDLG Licensee Board Bristol Bay Dillingham Schools School Board Meetings City of Dillingham Reports Contact Us Community Calendar Search Izzy Ross/KDLG F/V Knot Crazy sank in Nushagak Bay on Sunday No injuries were reported, according to the U.S. Coast Guard, which is investigating the situation. Read More Isabelle Ross/KDLG KDLG Fish Report - the daily numbers CDC BBAHC reports one resident case of COVID-19 in Bristol Bay region Austin Fast/KDLG Paycheck Protection Program deadline extended into August Both the U.S. House and Senate voted to extend the Paycheck Protection Program by five weeks after the original deadline passed on June 30. Read More Abbey Whitcomb After a remarkable send off for graduates, Dillingham school starts work on plans for the fall Courtesy of the CDC Twelve new cases of COVID-19 at OBI seafood plant in Dillingham mark largest single-day case count Recent Shows and Trading Post Terry Fuller Bristol Bay Field Notes, July 3, 2020 Read More Izzy Ross/KDLG COVID-19 Health Tips and Resources for Bristol Bay Trading Post and Economic Opportunities Bristol Bay Fisheries Report: July 7, 2020 By Sage Smiley • 18 hours ago Courtesy of Dennis Wilson The season’s first million-fish harvest in a single district happened in Egegik yesterday, and, according to BBRSDA, the baywide daily harvest yesterday was the second biggest since 2012. It’s KDLG’s pledge drive this weekdonate so we can keep telling you fun facts about fish. F/V Knot Crazy sank in Nushagak Bay on Sunday By Tyler Thompson • 20 hours ago Izzy Ross/KDLG No injuries were reported, according to the U.S. Coast Guard, which is investigating the situation. Bristol Bay Fisheries Report: July 6, 2020 By Sage Smiley • Jul 6, 2020 Izzy Ross/KDLG It’s the KDLG pledge drive! Please donate! Make it possible for us to provide news and info like this: The run is late this year, but it’s ramping way up across the bay. The total run passed 11 million fish yesterday, with some of the biggest harvests we’ve seen yet this season in 3 of the bay’s districts. After two decades as a doctor in Bristol Bay, Clinical Director Dr. Cathy Hyndman retires By Isabelle Ross • Jul 6, 2020 The clinical director of the Bristol Bay Area Health Corporation retired on June 30th. The COVID-19 pandemic punctuated her final months in the region. But the doctor’s time in Bristol Bayand her most memorable momentsextend far beyond the pandemic. Bristol Bay Fisheries Report: July 5, 2020 By Kendra Kapotak • Jul 6, 2020 Sage Smiley/KDLG Fish are moving fast now, as the total run across the bay crests 8.5 million. Egegik brought in almost 700,000 fishthe biggest harvest of the bay so far this season. The Naknek-Kvichak now has the most vessels in the bay. Bristol Bay Fisheries Report: July 5, 2020 By Kendra Kapotak • Jul 5, 2020 The total harvest for the bay is around 1.2 million, as of yesterday. Taking a look across the bay, the total run is at around 8.5 million. The numbers seem to be picking up on the eastside again. BBAHC reports one resident case of COVID-19 in Bristol Bay region By Isabelle Ross • Jul 4, 2020 CDC The Bristol Bay Area Health Corporation said in a July 3 media release the person became symptomatic after returning home from a trip to Anchorage. Bristol Bay Fisheries Report: July 4, 2020 By Kendra Kapotak • Jul 4, 2020 Izzy Ross/KDLG A big bump of fish hit the Naknek-Kvichak and Egegik yesterdaythose fleets caught most of the bay’s daily harvest of nearly 1.2 million. Total harvest around the bay is now approaching 5 million, and the total run is at around 6.8 million. Bristol Bay Fisheries Report: July 3, 2020 By Isabelle Ross • Jul 3, 2020 Caleb McClure Runs are late and harvests are low, but anticipation is high across the bay. Egegik had the biggest daily catch again. Nushagak’s fleet has openers coming up. And analysts say the run could still reach the pre-season forecast. Paycheck Protection Program deadline extended into August By Tyler Thompson • Jul 3, 2020 Austin Fast/KDLG Both the U.S. House and Senate voted to extend the Paycheck Protection Program by five weeks after the original deadline passed on June 30. Pages 1 2 3 4 … next › last » Currently Playing AM 670: Currently Playing FM 89.9: Latest From Alaska Public Media Valdez becomes latest Alaska community to pass mask mandate ‘Potent storm’ could bring over an inch of rain to some parts of Southcentral today Alaska’s top doctor lays out four ways to reduce COVID-19 exposure Rocket’s red glare injures three in Sitka fireworks mishap NPR Headlines United Airlines Tells 36,000 Employees They Might Lose Their Jobs In Alabama, A City Debates How To Depict Its Past In The Present International Golf Events Ryder Cup And Presidents Cup Postponed Due To The Pandemic Trump Acknowledges GOP Convention May Adapt As Florida Coronavirus Tally Rises Bristol Bay Fisheries Report The Bristol Bay Fisheries Report is a KDLG News production, focused on the massive commercial fishery in Bristol Bay. The show airs nightly at 6:30 p.m. Bristol Bay Fisheries Report: July 7, 2020 Bristol Bay Fisheries Report: July 6, 2020 Bristol Bay Fisheries Report: July 5, 2020 Next Program » Fisheries Headlines F/V Knot Crazy sank in Nushagak Bay on Sunday Bristol Bay Fisheries Report: June 29, 2020 Pandemic throws a wrench in salmon market Silver Bay Seafoods confirms three of last week’s cases were at its Naknek plant Crime and Safety Two deaths in New Stuyahok, troopers report Child dies in Koliganek, AST reports Structure fires in Naknek and Pilot Point result in two deaths Manokotak man dies after assault, according to Alaska State Troopers Education After a remarkable send off for graduates, Dillingham school starts work on plans for the fall School closures extended to May due to COVID-19 Dillingham Middle-High School holds honor roll and award ceremony to cap off first trimester Learning Yup’ik on the go: a new language app for Bristol Bay Bethel-KYUK NovaGold Sues Research Firm For Report On Donlin Gold Mine Ravn Sells Off Dozens Of Small Planes To Alaska Companies, Including Grant And Yute Alaska’s Top Doctor Lays Out Four Ways To Reduce COVID-19 Exposure Unalaska-KUCB Unalaska PCR Announces Fourth Of July Parade Winners Unalaska PCR Announces Fourth Of July Parade Winners Museum Of The Aleutians Welcomes Visitors Once Again Politics Legislature votes to keep veto of school bond reimbursement Deadline approaches for applications to fill vacant Dillingham City Council seat UPDATE: After election recount, Caruso wins narrow Bristol Bay Borough assembly race Bristol Bay Borough’s unofficial results show tight race for borough assembly, fish tax passes Bristol Bay Field Notes Bristol Bay Field Notes is your source for an eclectic blend of topics relating to the great outdoors of southwest Alaska. 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