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OptimERA drops internet prices to compete in new era of broadband
Aleutians internet service provider OptimERA significantly lowered its prices for internet in Unalaska earlier this month. That’s following the arrival of high-speed broadband to the island last fall.
Steven Gregory retires from teaching science and coaching after 21 years with UCSD
Steven Gregory taught science here for 21 years. He also ran the school’s hatchery program, and coached wrestling and Native Youth Olympics.
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Trish Adams retires from UCSD after nearly two decades as an elementary school aide
Trish Adams retired from UCSD after 17 years as an elementary school aide.
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King Cove pushes back against court’s decision that limits controversial road
Lawyers for King Cove are pushing back against a Thursday decision from the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals that effectively permits the U.S. government to withdraw from a land swap that would have allowed for construction of the controversial King Cove road. The Eastern Aleutian community of around 750 people has wanted to build a road to the airstrip in Cold Bay for decades, which they say would provide access to emergency medical care. But different conservation groups have pushed back, because the road would pass through a national wildlife sanctuary.
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During a spike in dangerous paralytic shellfish toxin levels, one scientist warns of impact on Yukon salmon
The Knik Tribe is testing salmon to try to better understand this connection, and both the Alaska Department of Fish and Game and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service have been sending samples to aid in the effort.
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Washington man arrested on charges of drug trafficking on way to Aleutians
The Alaska State Troopers arrested Christopher Mitchell, a 36-year-old Washington resident, for an outstanding warrant as he was traveling to Sand Point, at which time they say they found nearly $100,000 worth of fentanyl and methamphetamine.
Japan’s maritime self-defense force stops in Unalaska for the third time since World War II
The City of Unalaska held a community ceremony at Memorial Park during the Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force visit to the Aleutian Island. Many spoke at the ceremony, like Unalaska’s Mayor Vince Tutiakoff. He said this recent visit is a historic moment for everyone.
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Alaska Orthodox Bishop makes first visits to Aleutians and Pribilofs
The Right Reverend Alexei was elected as the bishop of the Orthodox Church of Alaska in 2022. In May, he made his first visits to some of the farthest-flung parishes in his large, statewide diocese, including St. George in the Pribilof Islands, and then Atka and Unalaska in the Aleutian Islands.
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Deepwater mapping reveals gas seeps in Aleutian Trench
The Okeanos Explorer docked in Unalaska last month, after finishing its first of six expeditions, mapping out the deep seafloor around the Aleutian Islands and discovering three gas seeps. According to NOAA, the discovery is crucial because these gas seeps can create unique surrounding habitats and provide potential sources of alternative energy and biopharmaceuticals.
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Bishop Alexei of the Orthodox Church of Alaska makes first Aleutians visit
A photo essay following Bishop Alexei of the Orthodox Church of Alaska on his first visit to Atka, one of the westernmost communities in the United States. St. Nicholas Church is one of the oldest Orthodox parishes in Alaska, founded in 1825. There, Bishop Alexei performed the Hierarchical Divine Liturgy, which is only served when the bishop is present, as well as St. Nicholas service for the church's patron saint.
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