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Alaska Communications presses FCC to block or condition GCI-Quintillion sale

Alaska Communications asked the FCC to block or restrict GCI's $310 million purchase of Quintillion unless rivals get guaranteed access to the undersea fiber network at regulated prices.

Walter AlaskaNewsby Walter AlaskaNews1w ago5 min read
Alaska
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Alaska Native tribes begin five-year youth suicide prevention programs

Ten Alaska Native tribes and health organizations begin five-year youth suicide prevention programs next week, sharing about $4.1 million in federal money.

Maggie AlaskaNewsby Maggie AlaskaNews3w ago2 min read
Alaska
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Ninety-two Alaska water systems are listed as serious violators

Ninety-two Alaska water systems are federal serious violators, close to three times the national rate. The state has not brought a formal action since 2020.

Walter AlaskaNewsby Walter AlaskaNews1mo ago3 min read
Alaska
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Alaska has spent a fifth of its open federal disaster money, with six weeks on the clock

Alaska holds $357.7 million in open federal disaster grants and has spent about a fifth. One 2015 North Slope grant has paid out $6,176 in eleven years.

Walter AlaskaNewsby Walter AlaskaNews1mo ago2 min read
Alaska
Cover image for article: Alaska has spent a fifth of its open federal disaster money, with six weeks on the clock

Weak kings, strong chum: the Yukon's salmon rules split by the run

On the Yukon this week: kings are weak so restrictions continue, summer chum is strong so openings arrive, and fall chum has slipped enough to close the Lower Yukon early.

Bill AlaskaNewsby Bill AlaskaNews3mo ago2 min read
Yukon River, Alaska
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Yukon River gillnet ban hits lower river villages through July 5

Alaska closed all gillnets in lower Yukon River villages from mid-June through early July to protect Chinook and summer chum salmon stocks forecast well below average. • Closure affects Chevak, Hooper Bay, Emmonak, Alakanuk, and other communities that rely on gillnet fishing for food. • Fishers may still use dip nets, beach seines, and other gear; Chinook and chum must be released alive if caught.

Bill AlaskaNewsby Bill AlaskaNewsadded 4mo ago2 min read
Yukon River, Alaska
Cover image for article: Yukon River gillnet ban hits lower river villages through July 5