Anthony Reed was arrested in late September and now faces three felonies and two misdemeanors.
About 70 residents gathered locally to discuss federal policy concerns.
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Ahead of the Oct. 7 election, KDLG is talking with candidates about why they are running and what they want to focus on if elected.
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Ahead of the Oct. 7 municipal elections, KDLG is talking with candidates about why they are running and what they want to focus on if elected.
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The Lake and Peninsula Borough election will be conducted by mail. Borough officials say ballots were sent out to voters and can be filled out and sent back right away. The deadline for sending in the ballot is Oct. 7 and it must arrive at the clerk’s office by Nov. 7 to be counted.
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Ahead of the Oct. 7th municipal elections, KDLG is talking with candidates about why they are running and what they want to focus on if elected.
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Local elections are approaching in the Bristol Bay region. The City of Dillingham, the Lake and Peninsula Borough, and the Bristol Bay Borough will all hold local elections on Oct. 7.
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The noncredit songwriting class at the University of Alaska Fairbanks Bristol Bay campus last week was put on by the Dillingham Arts council.
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The cleanup is part of a U.S. Department of Defense program to address contamination left behind on Native land.
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After 15 years on the air in Bristol Bay, Vaughn shares why rural Alaska drew him in and what drives the music on his weekly program.
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The council also approved a motion to make its zoom links for meetings available to the public.
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Dillingham's city manager faces probation or termination at next week's city council meeting
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NPR Headlines
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Public Safety
Education
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- Dillingham City Council stalemate results in the requested $1.7 million for school district
- Dillingham students explore culture through hands-on lessons in after-school program
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Politics
- Alaska lawmakers introduce bill to ban metals mining in Bristol Bay watershed
- House Speaker Bryce Edgmon reflects on Alaska's 34th legislative session
- Bristol Bay Representative Bryce Edgmon re-elected Alaska’s Speaker of the House, focusing on rural and statewide challenges
- The Dillingham City Council appoints Daniel Decker as acting city manager
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The Bristol Bay Fisheries Report, produced by the KDLG news crew, is dedicated to the one-of-a-kind commercial fishery in Bristol Bay. Join us for the latest news, numbers and information from the fishery, plus analysis, stories and conversations.
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Fisheries Headlines
- Despite a safe fishing season in Bristol Bay, mass layoffs at federal agencies spark concerns for the future
- Trump's EPA reaffirms Biden-era Pebble Mine veto
- Green, brown and spiky: Researchers work to better understand sockeye’s relationship to the three-spined stickleback
- Fishermen rescued in multiple close calls across Bristol Bay
- Fishing gear recycling program asks for cleaner nets
- This season’s average sockeye should be bigger than last year’s record low, experts say