This Day in Alaskan History-July 4th, 1884
Israel Reportedly Plotted to Assassinate Top Iranian Negotiators to Derail Peace Talks With US
“I can’t recall a government as terrified of peace as the one running Israel,” said one analyst. Trump administration officials reportedly believed that the Israeli government intended to assassinate Iran’s top negotiators—including the country’s foreign minister—during peace talks with the US in an effort to sabotage diplomatic progress. The New York Times reported Thursday that “American concerns about the […]
Historic Three-Hatch Qayaq on Display in Kodiak Marketplace
KODIAK— In June, the Alutiiq Museum completed a new project to share information about Kodiak’s maritime heritage in a public exhibit on display at the Kodiak Marketplace downtown. The centerpiece of the exhibit is a historic wooden frame of a Alutiiq paitaalek—triple-hatched kayak. The kayak is displayed in an opening between the first and […]
Sealaska Announces Results of 2026 Annual Election
ANGOON — Sealaska on Saturday, June 27, certified the results of its 2026 Board of Directors election at its 53rd Annual Meeting of Shareholders in Angoon, where shareholders voted on four open seats. “Sealaska is committed to building long-term value for our shareholders—value that can grow for generations to come,” said Sealaksa Board Chairman Richard […]