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Word of the Week April 27th, 2014

By Alutiiq Museum on Apr 27, 2014   Alutiiq Word of the Week & Museum News  

  Culu’ulluku; Culurt’slluku – Beach It PaRag’uutateng culurtaarait. – Sometimes they beach their boat. (Click sentence to hear Alutiiq words spoken.) Most fishermen who know Alutiiq words are familiar with culu’ulluku, a term that means to beach your boat. Whether intentional or accidental, beaching is an age-old way of reaching the shore. In classical Alutiiq […]

Teshekpuk Lake Observatory a special place

By Ned Rozell | Geophysical Institute on Apr 24, 2014   The Arctic and Alaska Science  

TESHEKPUK LAKE — Suspended in glass on the oil stove, the coffee leans south, as if the giant lake has a gravitational pull. Though Ben Jones has leveled this cabin before, he sees a useful function in the current slope, caused by thawed permafrost. Any snow blown in during the long winter will drain through […]

Public Health Centers to Waive Immunization Administration Fees during National Infant Immunization Week

By Greg Wilkerson | Alaska Department of Health and Social Services on Apr 24, 2014   Health  

Public Health Centers to Waive Immunization Administration Fees during National Infant Immunization Week

ANCHORAGE — State public health centers, along with the Municipality of Anchorage and Maniilaq Association in Kotzebue, will waive all immunization administration fees during National Infant Immunization Week. The annual observation, April 26–May 3, is a perfect time to update your children’s vaccinations at no cost. National Infant Immunization Week highlights the importance of protecting infants from […]

Assistant UAA Professor Arrested and Charged with Sexual Abuse of a Minor

By Alaska Native News on Apr 23, 2014   Breaking News, General News  

A term assistant professor at the University of Alaska-Anchorage has been arrested on charges of Sexual Abuse of a Minor, says the Anchorage Police Department. 48-year-old Steven LeRoy Pyle, was arrested and charged with three counts of Sexual Abuse of a Minor on Wednesday morning. It is unknown at this time where Pyle was arrested […]

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