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Rurral Honors Students Live the Scientific Life for a Week

By Press Release on Jul 18, 2011   Rural  

FAIRBANKS, Alaska — Six students from the Rural Alaska Honors Institute will be living the life of an arctic field scientist at the Institute of Arctic Biology Toolik Field Station on the North Slope next week as part of a special research course hosted by scientists from the University of Alaska Fairbanks and the National […]

USDA Announces Water and Wastewater Improvement Projects in Alaska

By Press Release on Jul 18, 2011   Rural  

WASHINGTON – Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack has announced that 14 communities, many with populations that are predominately Alaska Native, will receive $23.6 million through the Rural Alaska Village Grant program to fund water quality improvement projects in rural Alaska villages. The announcement of funding follows a new Memorandum of Understanding between Rural Development and program […]

Yukon Gold Closes Doors Because of Shortened Season

By Gary Nelson, Writer on Jul 15, 2011   Rural  

KALTAG, ALASKA-Yukon River Gold LLC has announced the suspension of fish buying operations this summer in the remote Alaskan village of Kaltag, pending review for a permanent closure of the facility. This closure results in elimination of 70 jobs this summer, in this remote village of less than 800 people, where jobs are scarce.

Allakaket Man Suffers Gunshot Blast at Late Night Party

By ALASKA NATIVE NEWS STAFF on Jul 14, 2011   Rural  

FAIRBANKS-At three o’clock in the morning, Wednesday, July 13th, Alaska State troopers in Fairbanks received a call from Allakaket of a person shot with a shotgun in the leg. After arriving in Allakaket, investigation revealed that during a scuffle that night, while fighting for control of a shotgun, it discharged striking Joseph Semaken.

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