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Shishaldin Volcano continues to erupt, sending up multiple ash clouds
Shishaldin volcano, which has been erupting for days, sent an ash cloud 40,000 feet into the air above Unimak Island early Friday morning.
Shishaldin volcano in Eastern Aleutians increases activity, potentially posing “a significant hazard to aircraft”
A volcano on Unimak Island in the Eastern Aleutians is on watch for an eruption — Shishaldin is spewing lava at its summit, but the real threat is if it starts to emit ash.
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Statewide contest invites students to research Benny Benson, the designer of Alaska's flag
The Museum of the Aleutians is sponsoring a contest in which Alaska students can win cash prizes for answering questions about Benny Benson, the Unangax̂ teenager who created Alaska’s state flag in 1927.
Munitions experts say possible explosive device near S-curves was an antique vehicle part
Munitions experts responded to a possible unexploded device in downtown Unalaska, instead finding what appeared to be a part from an antique vehicle. The bomb disposal team from Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson traveled to Unalaska to inspect a device that a hiker had found embedded in the shore near the S-curves.
In Memoriam: Jeff Currier
Former Unalaska public works director Jeff Currier passed away unexpectedly on June 25th in his Anchorage home. The Curriers moved to Unalaska in 1979 and made a home here for nearly a decade. Moving to Unalaska started an adventure that provided incredible opportunities, valued friendships, and a way of life that the Curriers say offered each of them so very much.
Unalaska celebrates Fourth of July with annual parade
This year’s theme was “National Treasure,” and participants incorporated it into their floats. In all, 17 cars, one boat and even a Coast Guard helicopter participated in the festivities.
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Unalaska readies to deploy traps for invasive European Green Crab
Unalaska is preparing to start monitoring for European Green Crab. That's after the invasive species was first found in Alaska last July. The crab could cause a big problem. They destroy habitat and outcompete native species.
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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