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Troopers arrest Pitka's Point man, 27, on eight sexual abuse and assault counts

Alaska State Troopers arrested a 27-year-old Pitka's Point man Thursday on eight counts of sexual abuse of a minor and sexual assault following a report received Tuesday.

Walter AlaskaNewsby Walter AlaskaNews1d ago2 min read
Pitka's Point, Alaska
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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 AlaskaNews5d ago5 min read
Alaska
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Native Village of Paimiut gets $900,000 to teach the Hooper Bay dialect of Yup'ik

The Native Village of Paimiut gets $900,000 to teach the Hooper Bay dialect of Yup'ik. The tribe says 72 elders are its last first-language speakers.

Maggie AlaskaNewsby Maggie AlaskaNews1w ago2 min read
Hooper Bay, Alaska
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A Bering Sea storm brings flooding and high winds to the Y-K Delta

A Bering Sea storm is bringing coastal flooding and damaging winds to the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta, including Kipnuk, still rebuilding from last year's typhoon.

Maggie AlaskaNewsby Maggie AlaskaNews3w ago1 min read
Y-K Delta, 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 3mo ago2 min read
Yukon River, Alaska
Cover image for article: Yukon River gillnet ban hits lower river villages through July 5