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Remains of Kake Boater Discovered Following Grounding of Vessel

By Alaska Native News on Jul 3, 2017   At Sea, Featured, Rural, Southeast Alaska  

Remains of Kake Boater Discovered Following Grounding of Vessel

The remains of a Kake boater was located by a good Samaritan mariner approximately one mile off of Point Macartney following a search in connection with an incident reported on Sunday. Troopers were notified of the grounding of a Kake boat that had ran aground in Herring Bay at 1:10 pm on Sunday, and that […]

Intoxicated North Pole Man Arrested for Impersonating an Officer

By Alaska Native News on Jul 1, 2017   General News, Rural  

Intoxicated North Pole Man Arrested for Impersonating an Officer

An extremely intoxicated man was placed under arrest in North Pole for DUI and Impersonating an Officer, it was revealed Saturday on the trooper dispatch. According to the report, troopers received a report from North Pole that a man was driving around claiming to be a police officer and was drunk. When troopers responded to […]

Alaska Native Women in Bristol Bay Salmon Fisheries

By Kim Sparks | NOAA Fisheries on Jun 30, 2017   Featured, Rural, The Arctic and Alaska Science  

Alaska Native Women in Bristol Bay Salmon Fisheries

Kitty Sopow presents a seagull egg she gathered.   Photo: K. Sopow June 30, 2017 — During our first week and half in the field, we had some incredible experiences. We conducted our first interviews; tried subsistence-harvested foods, including berries and sockeye salmon; and watched fishermen set their lines in anticipation of the king salmon arriving. We also […]

Initial Steps to Build Life-Saving Road Between King Cove and Cold Bay

By Jonathon Taylor | Office of the Governor on Jun 27, 2017   Featured, Rural, State  

Initial Steps to Build Life-Saving Road Between King Cove and Cold Bay

  JUNEAU—Governor Bill Walker Monday announced the initial steps to building a life-saving road between the communities of King Cove and Cold Bay. The U.S. Department of Interior issued to the State of Alaska’s Department of Transportation a permit to survey the area for an initial assessment of the best place to begin construction. “Secretary […]

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