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“Everything we want to be today, our ancestors already were. What we're trying to achieve isn't impossible; it already was," said Igiugig Village Council President AlexAnna Salmon during her keynote address at the Bristol Bay Sustainability Summit.
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A 53-year-old Missouri man was sentenced in federal court Friday, after he pleaded guilty to tax evasion and admitted to engaging in a…
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Ida Nelson gets Red Cross award after helping light Igiugig’s runway for a late night LifeMed flightEach year, the American Red Cross of Alaska awards people around the state for acts of heroism in their community. One of the 2021 award recipients is…
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A lull in returns today -- at 468,000 fish, the daily harvest bay-wide was about half what it was the day before. The total run is 55.9 million fish --…
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BBAHC continues to prepare for a potential outbreak of coronavirus in the region. The state introduced new guidelines for sport fishing this week that…
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In his review of a recent storytelling workshop in Igiugig, an eighth grader reflects on what he learned about the art of storytelling, and why it's…
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School may be out for summer, but Bristol Bay libraries are trying to get local youth to keep cracking the books anyway. This summer, area libraries…
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The village will use the first round of funding to study how the RivGen unit interacts with out-migrating smolt, as well as ice flowing out of Lake…
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Every year, millions of sockeye salmon return to Bristol Bay, headed for spawning grounds in area rivers. Fish and Game counts the returning fish, and now…
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One family in Igiugig built a new smokehouse this spring to get ready for salmon season.Igiugig -Renae Zackar and her family live in Igiugig, overlooking…