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Northwest Wild
Ivar’s serves wild caught fish from sustainable fisheries ranging from the Pacific Northwest to Alaska. Salmon from the Copper, Yukon and Taku rivers in Alaska are some of the highest quality in the world. Long migrations through these icy waters result in fish that are rich and flavorful, loaded with healthy Omega 3s. Troll caught salmon and halibut come from the pristine waters off Alaska’s rugged 34,000-mile coastline. Washington State offers salmon from the Columbia and Quinault Rivers, as well as troll caught salmon from Neah Bay.
Resources
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HistoryLink.org
Encyclopedia of Washington State History
Downtown Seattle Association
A membership organization whose mission is "to champion a healthy, vibrant urban core." DSA offers a plethora of information on things to do in the downtown area.
Visit Seattle
Washington for information including Seattle Visitor Guide
Seattle Historic Waterfront Association
A portal for information on Seattle Waterfront’s things to do including dining, shopping, attractions, lodging, getting around, and events.
Pike Place Market
A directory of Pike Place merchants and services including maps, hours, and directions.
Downtown Seattle Parking
A portal of information on finding ample and affordable in Downtown Seattle, including Seattle’s Waterfront and Pioneer Square.
Washington State Ferries
A resource for Washington State Ferries including fares, schedules and "Best Travel Times" charts
Mukilteo Chamber of Commerce
Information on the chamber as well as event schedules and newsletter.
Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute
Organization promoting the Alaska seafood industry
Copper River Salmon
A repository of all things Copper River Salmon including where Copper River Salmon is near you.