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Real Estate
Sold!!! In The Delta Discovery –Home in Blueberry Sub Reduced to Sell: 132 Cranberry St. 1700 sq. ft.- 4 bdrm, 2 bath, completely renovated, new kitchen & bathrooms, new flooring thru out, detached heated garage. […]
Day: August 8, 2024
Cop Shop
State of Alaska District Court
in Bethel July 9 Judgments John Kassaiuli, 31 4th Degree Assault, Violate Conditions of Release 60 Days
Chasing the Ambulance
Bethel Fire Department Calls for week ending
August 1 • On 7/04/2024 at 9:02 p.m. medics responded to the report of an assault. The patient was assessed and transported to the hospital. • On 7/04/2024 at 10:30 p.m. medics responded to the […]
Contributors
To Amputate or Not to Amputate,That is the Question
by Tad Lindley Matt Dawson, a Canadian field hockey player, broke his ring finger rather badly. To make it right again would require reconstructive surgery. There was only one problem, Mr. Dawson wanted to play […]
Letters to the Editor
Alaska Representative Kevin McCabe supports Governor Dunleavy’s Veto of HB2
Today (August 2nd, 2024), Representative Kevin McCabe voiced his support of Governor Dunleavy’s veto of HB29, his bill that sought to prohibit insurers from discriminating against individuals on the basis of their political affiliation or […]
Speak Your Mind
Sullivan demands transparency from Canadians on mine spill in Yukon Watershed
U.S. Senator Dan Sullivan (R-Alaska) sent a letter yesterday to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Canadian Ambassador to the U.S. Kirsten Hillman urging them to provide greater transparency and a full accounting of the […]
Contributors
More gloom and doom
by Dave Kutcher I just read the top 5 articles that popped up in my business email this weekend. Every single one of them is speaking to current difficulties of folks trying to get by in […]
Contributors
The Importance of Names
by Peter Twitchell I’m glad I listened to the Chief Eddie, the Chief of everything. My son Danny is a proud Ap’a today, and I am a great and happy grandpa. My great grandson was […]
Contributors
Whimbrel Kikikiaq
by Frank Keim What a bird this one is! With its long, down-curved bill and bluish stilt-like legs, it almost looks extraterrestrial. But I assure you, it is an earthling, and an Alaskan through and […]
Village Telegraph
ANSEP Summer Bridge students
This opportunity welcomes the largest group of students in its 26-year history, expands paid internship opportunities in science, engineering and business industries. This week (July 30th, 2024), 54 students from across the state are wrapping […]
Heard it in the Steam House
Robotic dog to help with wildlife conflicts at Fairbanks airport
Fairbanks International Airport welcomes Aurora to State Service, Alaska’s Robotic Solution to Reducing Airport Wildlife Conflicts. Fairbanks International Airport is excited to welcome a groundbreaking addition to its wildlife management team. Meet Aurora, a state-of-the-art […]
From The Editor
BFK9s advocates for new animal shelter
by Greg Lincoln Bethel Friends of Canines (BFK9s) Executive Director Jesslyn Elliott presented City Council with an update on the state of the Bethel City Animal Shelter during their July 23rd, 2024 regular meeting – […]
In our Native Land
A peak experience in the Alaska desert
by Ned Rozell NOGAHABARA DUNES — Karin Bodony has walked us to a sandy bowl, a place she has perhaps visited more than any other living person. Karin is a biologist with the U.S. Fish […]
Village Telegraph
Sweet Salmonberries
Angela Evan of Tuntutuliak went salmonberry picking with her family and their dog Rosie at Kialiq River. She picked berries and helped her sister Myra fill her bucket. Photo by Myra Lupie