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June 14th, 1944

By Alaska Native News on Jun 14, 2022   Featured, This Day in Alaskan History  

June 14th, 1944

Lawmakers Demand Resolution to ‘Existential Crisis’ Faced by Coastal Communities in Wake of New Ferry Cuts

By Austin Baird | Akleg on Nov 13, 2019   At Sea, Featured, State  

Lawmakers Demand Resolution to ‘Existential Crisis’ Faced by Coastal Communities in Wake of New Ferry Cuts

ANCHORAGE – Wednesday, several lawmakers who represent coastal communities urged the Dunleavy Administration to fulfill the Alaska Department of Transportation’s mission statement to “Keep Alaska moving through service and infrastructure” by promptly getting two essential Alaska Marine Highway System vessels back into operation. DOT recently made an announcement that M/V Leconte and Malaspina would be […]

Second Phase of Epigenetics Study to Commence in Hoonah

By Amy Fletcher | Sealaska on Sep 25, 2019   Featured, General News, Southeast Alaska  

Second Phase of Epigenetics Study to Commence in Hoonah

Research to focus on Hoonah residents Sealaska Heritage Institute (SHI) and Hoonah Indian Association (HIA) will begin the second phase of a collaborative genetics study next week that explores how historical trauma associated with European colonization may have changed the DNA of Native people. The study, Epigenomic Effects of European Colonization on Alaska Native Peoples by the […]

Two Hunters in Swamped Boat Rescued by Wildlife Troopers and Hoonah Volunteers

By Alaska Native News on Jan 29, 2018   At Sea, General News, Southeast Alaska  

Two Hunters in Swamped Boat Rescued by Wildlife Troopers and Hoonah Volunteers

Two Hoonah hunters were rescued from their swamped Boston Whaler in Icy Straits after they broke down on Saturday, Wildlife Troopers report. According to the report, the two men had gone out hunting in the Icy Straits area in their 22-foot vessel when their outboard broke down. The seas and wind came up with the rising […]

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