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Shelter reports the dogs are recovering with care and treatment, and is now seeking homes for the group.
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Speaker Edgmon discusses the session's major milestones, including the education funding veto override, new legislation for the state's fishing industry, and the state’s budget reserves.
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A community-informed wildfire mapping tool is now available, offering critical insights as the community faces increasingly severe fire seasons.
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Chase Gutierrez, a Dillingham resident, starts up indoor microgreen operation to provide Bristol Bay with locally grown produce year round.
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With four decades of service with the Dillingham Volunteer Fire Department and Rescue Squad, Heyano is recognized in Juneau as a pillar of the community.
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Bears are awake from hibernation, and a local wildlife expert shares tips to keep your trash—and your neighbors—safe this season.
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ADF&G's area biologist, Tim Sands, discusses expectations for the Nushagak and Togiak Districts, the impact of past weather, and why each season brings surprises for Bristol Bay's iconic fishery.
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A temporary restraining order halts bear killings in the Mulchatna region on the grounds of public process deficiencies.
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With council members split and absent, the city’s appropriation to the school district defaults to the requested amount amid budget shortfalls and education cuts.
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The Dillingham based nonprofit, known for running community events like Beaver Round-Up, cites burnout and social media harassment as reasons for dissolving
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Roughly 60 Dillingham residents gathered in downtown Dillingham to participate in the international day of action.
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After a poor harvest due to weather conditions, Biologist John Landsiedel says reporting harvests is key to future hunting opportunities and sound wildlife management.