Margaret Sutherland
Reporter/HostMargaret Sutherland is a local reporter and host at KDLG, Dillingham's NPR member station. Margaret graduated from College of Charleston with a degree in English, and went on to attend the Salt Institute for Documentary Studies in Radio and Podcasting. She is passionate about the power of storytelling and creating rich soundscapes for the listener's ears to enjoy.
-
Shelter reports the dogs are recovering with care and treatment, and is now seeking homes for the group. -
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. -
A community-informed wildfire mapping tool is now available, offering critical insights as the community faces increasingly severe fire seasons. -
Chase Gutierrez, a Dillingham resident, starts up indoor microgreen operation to provide Bristol Bay with locally grown produce year round. -
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. -
Bears are awake from hibernation, and a local wildlife expert shares tips to keep your trash—and your neighbors—safe this season. -
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. -
A temporary restraining order halts bear killings in the Mulchatna region on the grounds of public process deficiencies. -
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. -
The Dillingham based nonprofit, known for running community events like Beaver Round-Up, cites burnout and social media harassment as reasons for dissolving
