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New monument honors Alaska Native veterans (opens the original)
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The Alaska Native Heritage Center's Ngíisdla Garden was glowing with fall foliage on Sunday as dozens of veterans gathered for the unveiling of a new monument honoring their service and healing. "This monument creates a permanent place here at the Heritage Center to recognize that service – your service, sacrifice, strength, and your legacy," said Kelsey Ciugun Wallace, the center's president and CEO. The monument depicts a large Tlingit dagger in a sheath covered with quilt-style Athabaskan des
New monument honors Alaska Native veterans and their healing journeys (opens the original)
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The Alaska Native Heritage Center’s Ngíisdla Garden was glowing with fall foliage on Sunday as dozens of veterans gathered for the unveiling of a new monument honoring their service and healing. “This monument creates a permanent place here at the Heritage Center to recognize that service – your service, sacrifice, strength, and your legacy,” said Kelsey Ciugun Wallace, the center’s president and CEO. The monument depicts a large Tlingit dagger in a sheath covered with quilt-style Athabaskan des
Indigenous observations improve computer modeling of changes in the Arctic, UAF study says (opens the original)
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A new study published by the University of Alaska Fairbanks last week highlights how Indigenous knowledge can inform and improve computer modeling that analyzes and predicts changes in the Arctic Ocean. Claudine Hauri, an oceanographer with the university's International Arctic Research Center and the leading author of the study, said the collaboration is valuable to understand the changing Arctic. "Having this person who lives there all year round, who sees these changes on a daily basis and wh
Indigenous observations improve computer modeling of Arctic Ocean, UAF study says (opens the original)
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A new study published by the University of Alaska Fairbanks last week highlights how Indigenous knowledge can inform and improve computer modeling that analyzes and predicts changes in the Arctic Ocean. Claudine Hauri, an oceanographer with the university’s International Arctic Research Center and the leading author of the study, said the collaboration is valuable to understand the changing Arctic. “Having this person who lives there all year round, who sees these changes on a daily basis and wh
Preliminary report highlights worsening visibility before Cape Newenham crash that killed 8 (opens the original)
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The National Transportation Safety Board released its preliminary report Wednesday on last month’s plane crash in Southwest Alaska that killed all eight people on board. The report does not give a cause for the crash. However, it highlights low visibility and foggy conditions in the area and on the runway as the plane made two attempts to land. Eric Gutierrez, the lead investigator for the crash, said the NTSB is still gathering information about the crash, such as weather data and pilot and mai
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