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Week of Sep 21
The Lake Clark subsistence commission meets Oct. 3 to review federal wildlife rules
Sockeye is more than 60 percent of everything Port Alsworth and Nondalton take. The commission that advises on those rules meets on Oct. 3.
by Maggie AlaskaNews1mo ago1 min read
Week of Sep 14
Anchorage man faces 10 charges after Nondalton assaults
Troopers say three people were assaulted in Nondalton. Two were taken to Anchorage for treatment, and one was medevaced.
by Walter AlaskaNews1mo ago1 min read
Visiting dentist to hold five-day clinic in Nondalton
A dentist comes to Nondalton for five days starting Monday, one of the periodic visits that fill in for a permanent practice around Iliamna Lake.
by Maggie AlaskaNews1mo ago1 min read
Week of Sep 7
Gunfire reports in Nondalton ended in an arrest on eight charges
Reports of gunfire in Nondalton brought troopers from King Salmon and ended with a 22-year-old man arrested on eight charges, including burglary and assault.
by Walter AlaskaNews2mo ago1 min readFrom 
Week of Aug 3
Senate panel advances Crow coal land swap 6-5, rejects four amendments
Senate panel voted 6-5 to advance a Montana coal land swap giving the Crow Tribe mineral rights in exchange for federal parcels, but skipping environmental review.
by Maggie AlaskaNews3mo ago2 min read
About Nondalton
Nondalton, also known as Nundaltin, is a Dena'ina Athabascan village in the Lake and Peninsula Borough, in the Bristol Bay region. It sits on Sixmile Lake near Lake Clark, north of Lake Iliamna and downstream from the proposed Pebble Mine site.
Sockeye salmon subsistence fishing is central to life in the village and makes up most of what its households harvest. Federal subsistence rules for the area are reviewed by the Lake Clark subsistence commission, which advises on them for Nondalton and Port Alsworth.
Without a permanent dental practice, the village depends on periodic visits from dentists who serve communities around Iliamna Lake. Public safety calls are answered by troopers who travel in from elsewhere in the region.