A community-informed wildfire mapping tool is now available, offering critical insights as the community faces increasingly severe fire seasons.
Bears are awake from hibernation, and a local wildlife expert shares tips to keep your trash—and your neighbors—safe this season.
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With council members split and absent, the city’s appropriation to the school district defaults to the requested amount amid budget shortfalls and education cuts.
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The Dillingham based nonprofit, known for running community events like Beaver Round-Up, cites burnout and social media harassment as reasons for dissolving
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Roughly 60 Dillingham residents gathered in downtown Dillingham to participate in the international day of action.
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After a poor harvest due to weather conditions, Biologist John Landsiedel says reporting harvests is key to future hunting opportunities and sound wildlife management.
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The decision comes less than two weeks after a court struck down the original predator control regulation, citing constitutional and public process violations.
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The quake, centered east of Egegik, was the strongest in the area in over a decade. Scientists say it was likely caused by normal fault movement, but volcanic activity is being monitored.
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UAF-led exercises provide hands-on training for local fire departments
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The department received 2,000 smoke detectors from the state and will install them in homes to reduce the risk of fatal residential fires.
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Unpacking cannery life: Author Mary Dinon shares nearly 100 years of cannery history on the Nushagak“The Winter Watchman's Daughter: Memoirs of Life on the Nushagak” tells the story of Bristol Bay canneries as seen through Dinons ancestors.
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Bristol Bay Area Health Corporation says the cuts follow the end of COVID-19 funding. Nurses say they weren't informed the pay was COVID-19 related or temporary.
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Public Safety
Education
- Dillingham students explore culture through hands-on lessons in after-school program
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- Dillingham City School District will need major BSA boost to keep all of its programs
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Politics
- Bristol Bay Representative Bryce Edgmon re-elected Alaska’s Speaker of the House, focusing on rural and statewide challenges
- The Dillingham City Council appoints Daniel Decker as acting city manager
- Alaska’s Legislature votes to keep the Wood-Tikchik State Park Management Council
- Dillingham’s city council votes to accept donation from Curyung Tribe ahead of final decision
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Fisheries Headlines
- Silver Bay Seafoods set to acquire OBI Seafoods processing plants in partnership with Bristol Bay Economic Development Corporation
- Bristol Maps app changes navigation for fishermen
- Bristol Bay sees smallest sockeye sizes on record, despite large run
- Peter Pan owner Rodger May bids on some of company's assets