Eileen Fitzgerald
2:04 - 2:21
"And a lot of them are related to the sinking of the Wild Alaskan. I think there's a lot of conversations about that, and for a long time I just let them happen, but then I started deciding that maybe I should see what people are talking about."
“And a lot of them are related to the sinking of the Wild Alaskan. I think there's a lot of conversations about that, and for a long time I just let them happen, but then I started deciding that maybe I should see what people are talking about.”
- Speaker
- Eileen Fitzgerald
- Timestamp
- 2:04 – 2:21
- Transcript
- Kodiak: October 8, 2026, Work Session
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Kodiak
- Captured at
- October 8, 2026
From the transcript
And a lot of them are related to the sinking of the Wild Alaskan. I think there's a lot of conversations about that, and for a long time I just let them happen, but then I started deciding that maybe I should see what people are talking about.
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