Posts by Catherine Rubano
Bering Strait shores collect more foreign marine debris but still no solution
For the second year in a row, Bering Strait residents are finding foreign debris on their shores — and are still looking for the source.
Read MoreLower Yukon’s REAA candidates talk supporting teachers, engaging parents and increasing cultural activities
REAA elections are coming up, and three seats are open on the Lower Yukon School District’s board.
Read MoreNome Port Commission begins planning development of deep draft port project
From the Governor’s visit in August to the Port of Nome sponsoring and presenting at the Alaska Association of Harbormasters and Port Administrators, the Arctic Deep Draft Project is moving forward in development.
Read MoreAlaska Fisheries Science Center appoints first tribal research coordinator
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association hired its first tribal research coordinator for the Alaska Fisheries Science Center.
Read MoreShaktoolik community and archaeologist collaboration uncovers the past
Ongoing research is digging into the history of one of Alaska’s oldest archaeological sites.
Read MorePort Commission, City Council Receive Request for Discounted Rate on Large Gravel Haul
In their first meeting since May, the Nome Port Commission discussed a request to reduce rates for one of the largest shipments of gravel the port has seen in recent years.
Read MoreStebbins Goes On Lockdown In Response to Outbreak
Stebbins is “hunkering down” in response to an outbreak in the village.
Read MoreNome Port Commission Holds Open House
On July 15, the Nome Port Commission held an open house at Old Saint Joe’s to give community members a chance to ask questions about port projects.
Read MoreDisaster Declaration Announced for 2019 Norton Sound Red King Crab Fishery
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, or NOAA, announced a disaster declaration for the 2019 Norton Sound red king crab season.
Read MoreUnalakleet Residents to Support Coast Guard’s Response Efforts
Local Norton Sound residents will help the United States Coast Guard respond to emergencies such as oil spills and rescue efforts.
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