The Observer
September 2004

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Council concerned over tow line breaks
Spill drill exercises the handover of authority
	New double-hull in town
Volunteer Profile: 'Snowbird' keeps hand in on science committee
Council visits Homer to warn about alien invaders
Council's web wizard logs off
From the Executive Director: When oil stops flowing, who pays for cleanup?
	Summertime in Alaska
Alyeska Viewpoint: Response to Jack Bay diesel spill was more effective than suggested by article in Observer
A note from the Executive Director: Completing the record on the Jack Bay spill
ConocoPhillips under scrutiny for tanker spills
	Tracking the Sound's environment
Study finds hydrocardons in snow around Valdez
Non-indigenous species meeting
Legacy awards go to tanker companies
Community Corner: Citizens' councils team up at Kenai celebration