The Nushagak River is at its lowest level in recent memory say residents of Ekwok, Koliganek, and New Stuyahok.Low water could make barge travel impossible and lead to problems with spring fuel delivery.

All five of the men were charged with violating the permit and conspiring to cover up the violations, and all but Staeheli also face the charge of submitting a false statement.But dating back to at least the 1604, there have been reports of large walrus gatherings or haulouts.Excerpt: “Walruses became only really known in Europe after the 1604 expedition to the Kola Peninsula of the ship “Speed” of Muscovy Company, commanded by Stephen Bennet."This is part of our ongoing commitment to aggressively enforcing environmental law in Alaska." The 28-page indictment centers on alleged criminal activity that occurred primarily in 20 on public lands around remote Goodnews Bay, where XSP's Platinum Creek Mine operated from 2008 to 2012.It's the culmination of a cooperative investigation involving a number of federal and state agencies and led by the EPA's Criminal Investigation Division and the BLM's Office of Law Enforcement and Security.For all campuses, among students who identified as victims of sexual violence, between 25 and 33 percent reported being victims of an attempted or completed sexual assault.Lindsey Blumenstein, an assistant professor with the Justice Center, took on the research effort after realizing the university system had a crucial gap in its knowledge of student sexual assaults.