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Alaska SeaLife Center takes in 2 abandoned harbor seal pups - Alaska Public MediaThe Wildlife Response Team at the SeaLife Center got a call in early June about two harbor seal pups in Kasilof that were emaciated and still had their umbilical cords attached. They've been eating and growing well since.
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‘Alarming’ rural Alaska ballot rejection rate sparks expectation of legal challengesSeveral Alaska voting advocacy groups are considering what to do in response to an “alarming” number of ballots that were rejected for the special congressional primary election, which is turning to talk of filing legal challenges.
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Catch limits increased for Russian River sockeye - Alaska Public MediaWith escapement numbers exceeding expectations on the Russian River, the state has increased the bag limit for sockeye until July 14.
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