Posts Tagged ‘Sitnasuak Native Corporation’
Vera Eggerman, Former Emmonak Resident, Joins Sitnasuak Applied Technologies
Vera Eggerman started as proposal manager for the company earlier this month.
Read MoreSitnasuak Settles Lawsuit; Fagerstrom Steps Down From Board
Sitnasuak Native Corporation will settle its lawsuit against three directors and a fourth shareholder. Charles Fagerstrom has resigned from the Board, per the agreement.
Read MoreCouncil Unanimously in Favor of Port Tariffs and Regulations, Despite Debate Over Rate Effects on Users
Councilman Gerald Brown said that he understood why Sitnasuak would be in favor of this ordinance, and if passed without changes, it (the ordinance) could be seen as limiting other business in Nome’s waters. Ukallaysaaq Tom Okleasik said he wouldn’t characterize the situation like that and reiterated his view that this tariff ordinance would encourage investments in the local economy and boost onshore infrastructure.
Read MoreAmid Renovations, Nome’s UAF Campus Remains a Crossroads of Regional Interests
There are lots of new things happening these days at Nome’s branch of the University of Alaska–Fairbanks, including the campus buildings themselves, which have recently seen upgrades from multi-million-dollar renovation projects.
Read MoreNeal Foster Resigns from Sitnasuak Board
Representative Neal Foster stepped down from the Sitnasuak Board of Directors last month, the latest change in an eventful year for the Nome-based native corporation.
Read MoreNome School Board Renews Principal Contracts, Faces Reduced Funding
The Nome Public Schools Board of Education unanimously approved two-year contracts for its three principals at its regular meeting Tuesday, during which budget crunches were also a topic of discussion.
Read MoreTwo Nome-Based Native Corporations to Distribute Dividends During Holiday Season
Regular Sitnasuak dividends and the Elders’ dividends will be distributed starting on November 29th. Bering Straits Native Corporation (BSNC) will distribute their shareholder dividends of $3.75 per share next month.
Read MoreNome Resident Named Parent of the Year During 2017 AFN Convention
Nome resident Franklin “Buddy” Okleasik, Jr., received AFN’s 2017 Parent of the Year award on stage at the Dena’ina Center.
Read MoreRegional Native Corporations Listed on AK Business Magazine’s “Top 49ers”
The Arctic Slope Regional Corporation is listed as number one, with a gross revenue of over $2.3 billion. NANA Regional Corporation in Kotzebue came in at number three with $1.3 billion.
Read MoreAK Superior Court Judge Recommends SNC Reschedule Annual Meeting; SNC Complies
According to Sitnasuak, the Court suggested rescheduling the election to a later date after its decision on a preliminary injunction motion is made. The new date for the 2017 annual shareholder meeting has not yet been determined.
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