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The entire city of Shishmaref lost power last week when their main generator went down Wednesday night, the outage continued until power was restored Sunday night.
On Thursday morning Alaska Village...
For Charles Menadelook, Kawerak’s Subsistence Resources Program Director, two of the biggest food safety concerns for subsistence hunters in the Norton Sound Region are harmful algal blooms and the...
On Monday, the Nanook Den took a break from hosting the usual swath of athletes and welcomed the Supreme Court of Alaska, who held court for students and community members as part of the Supreme...
Last Tuesday, voters in Nome and the Bering Strait region turned out for election day. Polls opened at 7 a.m. until 8 p.m. in Nome and all villages, except for Wales, where polls opened late.
Alaska...
Nome Public School teachers have been working without a collective bargaining agreement, or CBA, for over two months. On Halloween morning, dozens gathered outside Nome Elementary school with picket...
The Nome Common Council passed into second reading an amendment to the Nome zoning code that would allow man camps, or crew camps, in certain zoning areas of Nome. The Planning Commission and city...
Last week, researchers and community members gathered at the UAF Northwest Campus for a three-day conference on climate, technology and narrative.
The conference was the first step in the new...
The proposed expansion of the Port of Nome is not going forward as expected as the news hit last week that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has canceled its solicitation process for the first phase...
As the sun filled the Dena’ina Convention Center’s windows the morning of Thursday October 17, Benno H. Cleveland led a procession of veterans to the main stage. To the tune of the National Anthem,...
A huge storm system pummeled western Alaska from Sunday through Tuesday with high winds and areas of significant flooding.
While a couple of weeks ago strong north winds caused recordbreaking low...