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With no obvious source of revenue, the motives for hoovering up a wide range of Alaska and Bethel-specific content remain unclear.
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The Bethel Volunteer Emergency Services Association’s annual Mud Volleyball tournament took place this past Saturday, July 20 at the BIA sand pits.
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This year, some of the program participants traveled to the rural hub communities of Bethel, Kodiak, and Dillingham. A group also went to Utqiaġvik during Nalukataq, or the summer whaling festival. In Kotzebue, the teens learned about edible wild plants, cut and jarred dried, black seal meat in oil, and helped build drying racks for hanging fish.
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‘Behind every catch you have a storyline': Food security is front and center in Cup’ik artist’s workRyan Bukowski’s uniquely carved and scrimshawed walrus tusks highlight his values, which center on hunting, fishing, and traditional ways.
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Last month, Akiachak Native Community cut the ribbon on a brand new health clinic. Village health aides say the new, larger space will help them to better serve the community.
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James Harris comes to Alaska from New Mexico. He has 32 years of experience in law enforcement. Before taking the job in Bethel, Harris served as police chief in Belen, New Mexico, beginning in 2019.
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Despite poor weather, Bethel's annual Fourth of July parade still took to the streets on Thursday, July 4.
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Aniak’s tribal government is suing state and federal agencies for allegedly taking human remains from an airport site and not returning them – and not allowing the tribe to excavate the site.
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In her nearly 40 years teaching kindergarten and first grade at Napaskiak’s Z.J. Williams Memorial School, Irene Wassillie has emphasized the importance of the Yugtun language in her classroom.
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Bethel City Council has appointed City Clerk Lori Strickler as acting city manager. While Strickler serves as manager, Deputy Bethel City Clerk Kevin Morgan will serve as acting city clerk.
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Bethel residents say they see local LGBTQ+ Pride celebrations as a way to show support and build an inclusive community off the road system.
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The awards are for first and second place for Investigative Reporting and Use of Sound in the national Public Media Journalists Association competition.