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First of Four Involved in Christmas Eve 2016 Murders Sentenced

By Alaska Native News on Jun 24, 2019   Featured, General News  

First of Four Involved in Christmas Eve 2016 Murders Sentenced

  The Alaska Department of Law announced on Friday that the first of four defendants has been sentenced for his role in the double homicide that occurred in Mountain View on Christmas Eve of 2016. According to the announcement, 22-year-old Jaylyn Franklin, who was part of the murder plot but was not the triggerman, was […]

Another Three Gray Whales are Found Dead, Bringing the Total in Alaska to Ten

By Julie Speegle | NOAA on Jun 23, 2019   Featured, NOAA Fisheries and Alaska Fisheries Science Center, Science/Education  

Another Three Gray Whales are Found Dead, Bringing the Total in Alaska to Ten

  A dead gray whale found near Wrangell, Alaska. Taken 6/17/2019. Credit: Ceona Koch NOAA Fisheries Alaska Region has received reports of three additional dead gray whales this week, bringing the number of gray whale mortalities in Alaska to ten. The confirmed gray whale reports all came from Southeast Alaska. On Monday, a fisherman reported […]

Ronald Oqilluk’s Long Road Home

By Ken Marsh DPS on Jun 23, 2019   Featured, General News, Interior Alaska  

Ronald Oqilluk’s Long Road Home

  Springtime was settling into the Matanuska Valley the evening Ronald Oquilluk went missing. The skies likely resonated with the cries of northbound geese, the sun climbing higher each day to brighten Pioneer Peak and Palmer’s weathered colony-era barns far below. That would have been the setting on April 29, 1987, when Oquilluk, a 38-year-old […]

Frog/Toad-Alutiiq Word of the Week-June 23rd

By Amy Steffian | Alutiiq Museum on Jun 23, 2019   Alutiiq Word of the Week & Museum News  

Frog/Toad-Alutiiq Word of the Week-June 23rd

  Qetgauwartaasqaq—Frog / Toad Qetgauwartaasqat cungaruartut.—Frogs are green. The Alutiiq words for toad and frog are the same- qetgauwartaasqaq. This word literally means “thing always jumping.” Amphibians are rare in Alaska. The state’s naturally occurring herpetofauna includes just 6 species: two types of salamanders, one newt, two frogs, and one toad. Of these animals, only the […]

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