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On this episode of Community Corner, KDLG's Izzy Ross talked with EMS Prevention Coordinator Laticia Swift about the paperwork for 'life-sustaining treatment' orders.

Daniel Miller grew up in Dillingham. He says he's excited to be back and gives a short update on harbor operations this summer.

Dillingham Fire Dept.'s EMS prevention officer, Laticia Swift, came in to talk about the important of smoke detectors — and how to best set them up in your home.

Dillingham's fifth graders spent a recent Thursday outside the classroom, learning from professionals across the community.

Families with at least one student enrolled in the Dillingham school district can get free meals for each of their kids this summer. The program, called Meals-to-You, is a collaboration between Baylor University and the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

Three local and three visiting EMTs will serve the region this summer. KDLG's Christina McDermott spoke with Fire Dept. Coordinator Scott Runzo to learn more.

KDLG spoke to Alaska Sea Grant's Tav Ammu about BBEDC's upcoming Business of Fish classes, as well as the AMSEA marine safety training later this month in Dillingham.

Last Saturday's rain did not deter people from gathering for LGBTQ2S+ Pride.

The Bristol Bay run is slowing down, but still had a strong harvest yesterday of 722,000 fish. Total harvest is now at 35.3 million, and total escapement is at 12.8 million. The total bay-wide run is estimated at 48.2 million fish.

The bay-wide harvest dropped somewhat Tuesday with 723,000 fish hauled in. Catches were about neck-in-neck in Egegik, Naknek, and the Nushagak with around a quarter million fish each. The bay-wide escapement is at 8 million fish. The total run is at 32.7 million.