Greg Kim
News ReporterGreg Kim was a news reporter for KYUK from 2019-2022.
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K300 mushers races to Kalskag in the 2023 running of the Kuskokwim 300 Sled Dog Race
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ONC Chairman Walter Jim told KYUK, “We know that this regional tribal government is being pushed by, it is part of Calista Corporation. And Calista Corporation, you know, they're the ones that are pushing the Donlin Gold mine project.”
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“So your iPhone doesn't try to keep its battery warm, but most electric vehicles do. So they're operating very, very well, even to negative 40 Fahrenheit,” said researcher Michelle Wilber.
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"A foundation needs to be prepared for the building before it can be moved to that site. We're also looking at the contract to move the building; it requires some specialized equipment. And there's logistics that have to go into getting that specialized equipment to the site. Also connecting to water, power, and sewer,” said state spokesperson Jeremy Zidek.
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LKSD is also lifting all restrictions on spectators for all events held in school gyms. There will be no capacity limits and no vaccination requirements for sporting events or graduation ceremonies.
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It’s taken so long because the hole in the sewer lagoon is large, 40 feet wide by 15 feet tall, requiring a lot of sand to fill it.
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Bethel’s Kate Smith was awarded player of the game for the Lady Warriors. She had 5 points and eight rebounds. Team co-captains junior Bryn Garrison and senior Ava Lieb both led scoring for their team with 8 points each.
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“I think it gives a little longer for both languages to really flower, you know, bloom,” said Clarence Daniel, Lower Kuskokwim School District Board Chairman and a member of Ayaprun’s academic policy committee.
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“Let's go home and celebrate. Let’s bring home the trophy. Let's go have fun. Let’s be happy,” said Toksook Bay Islanders boys head coach Simeon Lincoln.
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In the March 19 championship game, the Toksook Bay Islanders beat the top-seeded Tanana Wolves 51-47.