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Margaret Sutherland/KDLGThe university is considering selling its Applied Sciences building in Dillingham to the Alaska Housing Finance Corp., which toured the facility this summer. Public comment on the sale is open until Jan. 8. -
Margaret Sutherland/KDLGAfter the loss of federal support, Corporation for Public Broadcasting board member Diane Kaplan says Alaska’s rural stations cannot survive long-term without renewed government investment.
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At Seattle’s annual marine trade show, Crystal Briette with the Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute says fishermen play an “important” role in marketing their catch. -
At the West Coast's largest marine trade show, a South Naknek fisher and illustrator showcases Bristol Bay-inspired screen-printed apparel. -
The Bristol Bay Borough travelled to Seattle to discuss what resources are available to fishermen at the Pacific Marine Expo last month. -
Fishermen say this year's gathering felt more hopeful after several tough seasons. -
Residents are told to boil tap water for two minutes before using it for drinking, cooking, cleaning or brushing teeth. -
A grant that funds 7 of the university's faculty and staff is set to expire at the end of the fiscal year. -
The school's last day in session was Friday and its seven students started new programs yesterday. -
Anthony Reed was arrested in late September and now faces three felonies and two misdemeanors. -
Alaska cities and school districts scramble to close budget gaps after state cuts bond debt paymentsDillingham and the Lake and Peninsula Borough are among the municipalities and districts hit by cuts to the state’s school bond debt reimbursement program. -
About 70 residents gathered locally to discuss federal policy concerns.
