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If built, it will be the northernmost veterans cemetery in the United States.

The Qyah residents vote on a gift to give to their visiting congresswoman!/Molly's uncle is in town!

Molly and Tooey get lost in the wilderness./Molly uses the constellation Nek’eltaeni for navigation.

Southcentral residents clean up damage from the weekend's windstorm. Plus, one legislator's bill would revive a state pension system for government employees.

Wind gusts as high as 55 miles per hour pushed waters well above the normal high tide line.

Alena Naiden covers rural and Indigenous communities for the Alaska Desk from partner station KNBA in Anchorage. Reach her at alena.naiden@knba.org or 907-793-3695.

Shelby Herbert covers Interior Alaska for the Alaska Desk from partner station KUAC in Fairbanks. Reach her at sherbert@alaskapublic.org.

Avery Ellfeldt covers Haines, Klukwan and Skagway for the Alaska Desk from partner station KHNS in Haines. Reach her at avery@khns.org.

The storm’s strongest recorded wind gust was 132 mph from a weather station in the Turnagain Pass area.

Ian Dickson is the web editor of the Alaska Desk.
Reach Ian at idickson@alaskapublic.org or 720-419-7078.