The Nome Static, July 2018
New AM Transmitter & Tech Tune-Ups
The KNOM mission is benefitting this summer from recent maintenance work. From its AM transmitter site, new hardware and a newly realigned tower are beaming positive programming throughout 100,000 square miles of Western Alaska.
Read MoreEducation Successes
Hand-built computers, berry-picking as a metaphor for success, and grads with advanced degrees in reindeer herding: recent KNOM News stories have highlighted examples of academic achievement with a distinctively Western Alaska flair.
Read MoreIn Nome, a Legacy of Service
Along Nome’s main thoroughfare, Front Street, there stands a bronze statue of a man wearing a traditional parka and holding a rifle. It’s a silent reminder of Alaska’s unique military history, a history that stretches back for decades before statehood.
Read MoreSun That Never Ends
Summer in the sub-Arctic: sunlight that stretches on for months.
Read MoreGifts from Retirement Funds
Did you know? Folks who are 70 ½ years and older can make pre-tax donations directly to charity from IRA or other retirement plans. Doing so may help reduce taxable income.
Read MoreFrom the GM’s Desk (July 2018)
“We are renewed in our mission connecting the individual, the family, and each village, united in faith,” says Margaret DeMaioribus in the end-note to the July newsletter.
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