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Olivia Ebertz/KYUKThe vote placed the council in opposition to most of the parents, coaches, players, and community members who called into the meeting in support of the exemption. -
Katie Basile/KYUKThe Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta is still experiencing its largest COVID-19 surge ever. Two weeks ago, the region saw its highest number of weekly cases ever. This past week’s new cases are just shy of that peak.
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Katie Basile/KYUK“It's been weird,” said 2022 K300 rookie Jason Pavila. “This is the first year I've actually trained dogs with a raincoat.”
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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service/“The recent crashes of Chinook. And now the chum on the Kuskokwim River is pretty evident that we need to take emergency action on this issue,” said Mike Williams Sr., chair of the Kuskokwim River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission. “I think we need to begin to take drastic measures.”
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The measures are being considered while rates of COVID-19 are at an all time high in Bethel. -
Police have identified the body as Gabriel Kylook, age 23. Bethel Police Chief Richard Simmons said in an email that officers do not suspect foul play.
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The Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta has experimented with tiny homes before. The non-profit organization, Coastal Villages Region Fund, built one in Eek in 2018. The organization says that it would not do it again.
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A cross is carved into the frozen Kuskokwim River, revealing deep, silty water. People attending the service wash their hands and faces in the freshly blessed river water and then collect it in bottles.
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The disaster declarations include the 2020 Kuskokwim River salmon fishery and the 2020 and 2021 Yukon River salmon fisheries.
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"I was terminated in violation of my free speech rights," says Libby Bakalar.
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