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Igiugig will test RivGen hydropower through the winter

The U.S. Department of Energy awarded the Igiugig Village Council $2.3 million for the continued development of a hydrokinetic system designed for rivers and shallow tidal waters in remote communities.

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Slavii lights up Orthodox Christmas celebrations in Dillingham

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Flights cancelled without notification strand Bristol Bay passengers in Anchorage during holidays

Five schools compete in Dillingham Round Robin Basketball Tournament this weekend

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Igiugig will test RivGen hydropower through the winter

By • Jan 16, 2019
Ocean Renewable Power Company

The U.S. Department of Energy awarded the Igiugig Village Council $2.3 million for the continued development of a hydrokinetic system designed for rivers and shallow tidal waters in remote communities.

Federal program supports Togiak in a community approach to mental health

By • Jan 15, 2019
Austin Fast/KDLG

The Traditional Council of Togiak is on its way to setting up a grassroots prevention plan to increase mental health awareness in the community. It will receive $35,000 in federal funding.

Manager’s Corner: City to seek $3.4 million bond to fix Dillingham roads

By • Jan 10, 2019
Avery Lill/KDLG

In a new KDLG segment, Dillingham city manager Tod Larson explains how the city is working toward a  long-term solution for the potholes that plague downtown roads.

Fire severely damages Manokotak's vacant armory building

By • Jan 9, 2019
Justin Sharp

No injuries have been reported and no other buildings were damaged in the blaze. However, internet service has been down in portions of the village since Monday.

    

Pebble EIS delayed, but not by federal shutdown, says Army Corps

By • Jan 9, 2019
Jason Sear / KDLG

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers confirmed that the draft Environmental Impact Statement for the proposed Pebble Mine is now expected in mid-February rather than January 2019, as previously estimated.

Flights cancelled without notification strand Bristol Bay passengers in Anchorage during holidays

By • Jan 8, 2019
Avery Lill/KDLG

PenAir and Ravn Alaska reduced their flights to Dillingham and King Salmon after PenAir became a part of Ravn Air Group at the end of December. Due to a glitch in a third-party computer system, many people were not notified that their flights were cancelled as a result of the schedule change, stranding them in Anchorage for days at a time.

Slavii lights up Orthodox Christmas celebrations in Dillingham

By • Jan 8, 2019
Isabelle Ross/KDLG

S'prasdnikom, Bristol Bay! Along with Eastern Orthodox churches around the world, St. Serpahim of Sarov in Dillingham celebrated Christmas on Jan. 7.

Winter moose hunt sees average harvest in GMUs 17B and C

By • Jan 5, 2019
KDLG News

So far 27 moose have been reported harvested in game management units 17B and C. While 2018 saw an improvement in the herd’s health, biologists will continue to keep a close eye on the population. 

Bristol Bay 2018 Year in Review

By • Jan 2, 2019
Avery Lill/KDLG

Happy New Year, Bristol Bay! These are a just a few of the key stories that defined the year. 

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