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Scandies Rose sank Dec. 31, 2019. Deborah Rhoades photo.

Tipping points: Scandies Rose hearings bring to light weak links in industry practices

Jessica Hathaway

The Scandies Rose. The Bering Sea vessel's sinking and loss of most of its crew was one of the worst maritime accidents recently investigated by the National Transportation Safety Board. NTSB image.

Editor’s Log: Safety first

Jessica Hathaway

Scandies Rose investigation — U.S. Coast Guard image

Scandies Rose: Coast Guard hearings

NF Staff

Alaskan Defender Catcher Processor Alaska Pollock Global Seas Photo — Pollock catcher-processor Alaskan Defender. Global Seas Photo

Alaska fisheries: pollock and crab rule the winter

Laine Welch

The Aleutian Mariner is one of seven vessels bought by a coalition of western Alaska communities from the Mariner Companies in January 2021. Geoffrey V/MarineTraffic.com photo

Bering Sea buyout: Western Alaska coalition now owns 3 percent of crab quota

Jessica Hathaway

F/V Summer Bay Deck Boss Nick McGlashan, 1987-2020. Bri Dwyer photo

It's all the deadliest catch

Jessica Hathaway

The Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute hosts its annual All Hands on Deck meetings this week virtually, complete with ASMI Zoom backgrounds.

Industry Updates: Year in review, looking ahead to 2021

Jessica Hathaway

Fishing boats tied up in Petersburg, Alaska. Creative Commons photo by Flickr user brewbooks. jobs — Fishing boats tied up in Petersburg, Alaska. Creative Commons photo by Flickr user brewbooks.

Labor report: Alaska fishing jobs trickled down

Laine Welch

Clockwise from top left: captain Gary Cobban Jr., David Cobban, Seth Rousseau-Gano, Arthur Ganacias, Brock Rainey. Scandies Rose Facebook page

Scandies settlement: Owners agree to pay $9 million to survivors and families of lost crew

Jessica Hathaway

Tanner crabs. Alaska Department of Fish and Game photo.

Bering Sea crab pots drop as season opens

Laine Welch

A sparkling April day in Seward, Alaska. Jessica Hathaway photo. — Seward, Alaska, is a top port for blackcod and halibut landings. Jessica Hathaway photo

Fall fishing: Alaska's commercial fleets load up on pollock, Dungeness, king crabs and more

Laine Welch