Avery Lill
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The Dillingham City School District will receive the full $1.3 million it requested from the city for the upcoming fiscal year.
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It’s been about three weeks since a local nurse staffed the public health center. The nurse manager for the site, Shelly Foint-Anderson, is based in Fairbanks. She says that the center is still open and providing services.
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Routine and emergency medical care are still available through BBAHC. Patients who need inpatient care are being diverted to hospitals outside Bristol Bay, typically by medevac
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Work to pave Dillingham's Nerka Drive and add a pedestrian pathway could begin as early as summer 2022.
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The ASAA Region 1 Solo & Ensemble Music Festival filled the Dillingham high school gym with music this weekend
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Students from Nome, Bethel, Unalakleet, Deering and Dillingham are competing and performing in the regional solo & ensemble music festival. Concerts on Friday and Saturday at the Dillingham High School gym are open to the public.
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Dillingham senior Demetry Hoseth signed a letter of intent to wrestle for Concordia College in Moorehead, Minnesota.
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The Curyung Tribe invited community input Saturday on changing the name of a Dillingham stream that bears a derogatory name. The U.S. Department of the Interior public comment period on replacement names for the creek is open through April 25.
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Chief Ivan Blunka School’s principal says she’s proud of her advocacy to reduce teacher turnover and that it’s been an honor to call New Stuyahok home.