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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 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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After a year of leadership uncertainty, the council voted to hire Decker, who had been serving as acting city manager. -
Once one of the state's largest caribou herds, southwestern Alaska's Mulchatna caribou herds' low population has failed to recover. Researchers are examining disease and nutrition to understand why. -
From fixing up classic trucks to tuning up community vehicles, Dillingham students are getting hands-on experience in auto mechanics. -
ADF&G announces the extension after a season of few harvests due to poor ice and snow conditions. -
Colon cancer is the third most common cancer worldwide. March is Colon Cancer Awareness Month and health experts recommend early screening for better detection and prevention. -
In the opening moments of last week’s special meeting, two council members challenged its legitimacy, leaving the council without a quorum. -
Through a lesson in carving animal figures, students at Dillingham Elementary engage with Yup’ik traditions, enhancing their cultural knowledge and social-emotional growth. -
City officials say they have secured the system and found no evidence of compromised private information. -
Speaker Edgmon discusses education funding, seafood industry struggles, and workforce challenges going into his third term as Speaker.
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