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Traveling by boat and snowmachine, this Yup'ik grandmother promotes voting in remote Alaska villages
Aucha Kameroff is on a mission. This year, the 65-year-old Yup'ik grandmother traveled hundreds of miles by snowmachine and boat, all to remind people in some of Alaska's most remote communities that their votes matter.
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Native Youth Olympics coaches and athletes from Southeast Alaska taught newcomers the sport at the Elders and Youth conference in Anchorage’s Dena’ina Convention Center, Oct. 18-21. NYO is the youth version of Arctic Sports and includes events that mimic skills needed for hunter survival. -
On Oct. 24, the Alaska Federation of Natives approved half a dozen resolutions proposed by the Association of Village Council Presidents. -
The funding allows about 120 elementary and middle school-aged children to work with elders, cultural specialists, and language teachers this school year. -
Wind gusts in Anchorage and Eagle River are expected to reach as high as 80 mph, the National Weather Service said. -
The U.S. Justice Department announced this week that it plans to deploy 1,000 federal monitors across all 50 states.
