Cruise lines extend shutdown through mid-September, leaving 5 big-ship calls on Southeast’s schedule
The industry group says its cruise suspension doesn’t affect smaller ships that aren’t subject to the CDC’s no-sail order.
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Tag: Alaska
Alaska recyclers find new overseas markets
China’s restrictions on importing mixed paper and some plastics is affecting recycling worldwide. But in Southeast Alaska, most communities continue to accept those materials.
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Feds jump into transboundary mining dispute
A recent letter from the U.S. State Department acknowledges Alaskans’ concerns about pollution from current and potential British Columbia mines.
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Two really, really big cruise ships headed to Alaska
Cruise ships sailing to Alaska are getting bigger and bigger. One planned for 2019 is twice the size of many of the ships already sailing here.
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Transboundary mine agreement signed
Alaska and British Columbia officials signed a statement of cooperation Thursday aimed at protecting rivers that flow through the province and the state.
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From shed to ed
A small grey building on Baranof Avenue, next to Revilla Alternative School, has been transformed. The building, which was once a storage shed, has a fresh coat of paint and is now an educational center for at-risk kids who need a little extra help.
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Prince Rupert, BC, port busy and growing
To say Prince Rupert, British Columbia, has an active port would be an understatement. Its port is bustling, and it has plans to become even busier.
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Hydaburg renovating with an eye on tourism
Hydaburg is making big changes, hoping to boost their local economy and support their way of life through tourism.
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