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What Are Unalaskans Grateful For? Teen Council Discusses Gratitude Month

Teen Council's Luois Amora and Princess Usi are reaching out across the community to remind Unalskans about what they’re grateful for.
Andy Lusk
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Teen Council's Luois Amora and Princess Usi are reaching out across the community to remind Unalskans about what they’re grateful for.

November is National Gratitude Month — a time to take a break from negativity and reflect on what we're grateful for. Unalaska's Teen Council is reaching out across the community to remind Unalskans about what they’re grateful for.

On this episode of "Island Interviews," Luois Amora and Princess Usi discuss National Gratitude Month and what people are grateful for in Unalaska.

This interview originally aired on KUCB on Nov. 01, 2023.

Lauren is a longtime resident of Unalaska. She started her time at UCB working in television production for Channel 8 in 2002. Lauren was promoted to station manager in 2006, and enjoys working with an excellent staff and board to provide public radio and television programming to the community of Unalaska.
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