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Alaska: Alaska Fishing Halibut

Sgt. James Worster, 24, died of natural causes in Bagdad, Iraq on Sept. 18, 2006. He died in service to his country with the Army’s 10th Command Support Hospital where he was a medic. He had served in the Army since October 2002.
Ask any area outdoorsman if they'd like to visit Alaska, and they're sure to say, "Yes." This northern state is a classic example of a great place to pursue almost any outdoor sport in an often spectacular setting of snow-capped mountains, rushing rivers and broad tundra or taiga.
The Coast Guard says it is searching for three people overdue near Sitka.
The Coast Guard says three people reported overdue were found in good condition near Sitka Monday morning. Petty Officer Jeremy Dawkins of the Juneau Command Center says the three had gone halibut fishing Sunday afternoon in a 14-foot aluminum skiff.
AUSTIN, Texas, Sept. 25 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Whole Foods Market ( Nachrichten / Aktienkurs ) and the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) are pleased to announce that the supermarket is the first retailer to offer Patagonian toothfish, commonly known as Chilean sea bass, from an Antarctic fishery that has been certified to the MSC's environmental standard for sustainable and well-managed
Whole Foods Market and the Marine Stewardship Council are pleased to announce that the supermarket is the first retailer to offer Patagonian toothfish, commonly known as Chilean sea bass, from an Antarctic fishery that has been certified to the MSC's environmental standard for sustainable and well-managed fisheries.
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Mary Ann and Gordon Bartholomew of Anchorage recently celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. A dinner for immediate family members was at the home of Tom Bartholomew.
The smell of fresh-caught halibut had faded, but the glow of a recent boys-only trip to a small fishing village on the southwestern edge of Alaska hadn't as Jimmie Johnson sat in his office one recent morning.
HOMER, Alaska -- The sound of bark being stripped from a fallen tree echoed across the secluded cove in Peterson Bay. On the rocky beach, a black bear was hard at work, tearing pieces from a fallen tree and feasting on them. Framed by a backdrop of lush mountains, the animal was oblivious to the presence of its audience.

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