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Milk-Alutiiq Word of the Week

By Alutiiiq Museum on Apr 21, 2025   Alutiiq Word of the Week & Museum News, Featured  

Milk-Alutiiq Word of the Week

Milk — Muluk’uuq (N), Muruk’uuq (S) KuRuuwamek muluk’uungtaartutkut. – We get milk from a cow. Milk is a relatively recent addition to the Alutiiq diet, a fact illustrated by the Russian derivation of the Alutiiq words for milk. Although midwives brewed a tea from pineapple weed to stimulate the production of a new mother’s milk, […]

ADF&G Announces 2025 Southeast Alaska Chinook Salmon All-Gear Catch Limit

By ADF&G on Apr 21, 2025   Featured, General News, Southeast Alaska  

ADF&G Announces 2025 Southeast Alaska Chinook Salmon All-Gear Catch Limit

(Anchorage) — Under terms of the Pacific Salmon Treaty (treaty), the Alaska Department of Fish and Game (ADF&G) announced that the preseason all-gear catch limit for Southeast Alaska (SEAK) is 133,500 treaty Chinook salmon for 2025. The ADF&G target will be 130,850 Chinook salmon. This year’s target includes a 2% reduction from the treaty catch […]

The Legislature is Back to Square One Concerning Education

By Cassandra Day | Senate Republican Caucus on Apr 20, 2025   Featured, Politics, State  

The Legislature is Back to Square One Concerning Education

JUNEAU – Thursday Governor Mike Dunleavy announced his veto of HB 69 – an act increasing the BSA by $1000 — while also introducing an education bill with a $700 funding increase and an emphasis on policy linked with funding. Both the Governor and the Senate Republican Caucus want a compromise. It is unfortunate the […]

An early ascent of the Yukon River

By Ned Rozell | Geophysical Institute on Apr 19, 2025   Featured, General News, The Arctic and Alaska Science  

An early ascent of the Yukon River

Civil War veteran Charles Raymond was 27 when he accepted an assignment to visit the new U.S. territory of Alaska, a place so far away from his home in New York City he couldn’t imagine it. Two years after Secretary of State William Seward had brokered the purchase of Alaska from Russia, U.S. leaders suspected […]

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