Evan Erickson
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Hundreds have been evacuated in military helicopters and planes to Bethel and Anchorage. Now, state officials are assessing what it'll take to rebuild villages hit hard by the storm.
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As the bulk of the crowd packed the park, dozens of rallygoers lined Fifth and Sixth avenues waving signs and receiving supportive honks from passing cars. -
Alaska Federation of Natives delegates passed 42 resolutions on Saturday, including a call for more federal help for Western Alaska and protections for subsistence practices. -
Begich spent much of his 14-minute speech touting what he believes to be economic benefits that Alaska Native communities will reap from the budget reconciliation bill. -
Currently, the city is operating two shelters for evacuees -- one at the Alaska Airlines Center and another at the Egan Center -- and expects to host up to 1,600 people. -
The disaster declaration would unlock federal resources to respond to the Lower Kuskokwim and Lower Yukon regions in Western Alaska, in addition to the Northwest Arctic Borough. -
That comes in sharp contrast to what's happened nationwide, where summer border crossings dropped by 24%. -
At the Elders & Youth conference, a group of women and girls talked about the monthly gatherings that guide them through important transitions in life. -
Valley craft fairs spice up the Fall and give Mat-Su shoppers a parade of local holiday shopping options. -
A new administrative order seeks to radically reduce state regulations that underpin dozens of professions, utilities, elections and more. -
Residents said food is starting to rot in freezers, and many cannot heat their homes.
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