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'It heals my heart': Dance groups gather in Wales to keep traditions alive (opens the original)
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Dance groups from across the Bering Strait region gathered in Wales last weekend for the Kingikmiut Dance Festival, a three-day event centered on sharing songs and dances that leaders say were absent from some communities for decades. This year marked the event's 25th anniversary. Fog limited the festival's opening night. Groups from Gambell, Savoonga, and Brevig Mission couldn't make it in, leaving just the groups from Wales and Unalakleet to perform. The Kingikmiut Dance Group from Wales took
A new homegrown English curriculum is helping boost test scores in Western Alaska (opens the original)
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Lori Nassuk graduated from White Mountain School this spring. For most of her middle and high school career, she read excerpts from thick, SpringBoard-branded textbooks — part of a system sold nationwide and adopted by the district roughly a decade ago. “I just got tired of reading a couple pages of a story instead of an entire book, where you can get the entire story,” Nassuk said. Nassuk’s English teacher, Joanne Anung’aq Wassillie, taught in the small Western Alaska village of White Mountain
Margaret Sutherland (opens the original)
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Margaret Sutherland Community 'It heals my heart': Dance groups gather in Wales to keep traditions alive Margaret Sutherland “It feels good to be dancing again,” Frank Komonaseak said. “I grew up doing it, and I'm proud of who I am." Education A new homegrown English curriculum is helping boost test scores in Western Alaska Margaret Sutherland The Bering Strait School District decided its English language arts curriculum wasn’t working for its students. So the district chose a different route: b
Brevig Mission residents oppose Graphite One mine at community meeting (opens the original)
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Residents of the Seward Peninsula village of Brevig Mission voiced overwhelming opposition Tuesday to the proposed Graphite One mine during a meeting with the Canadian mining company and the Bering Straits Native Corp. About 80 people filled rows of tables and ate pizza provided by Graphite One at a special joint session hosted by the Native Village of Brevig Mission, the City of Brevig Mission and the Brevig Mission Native Corp. The topic was Graphite One’s proposed mining project, located near
Five tribes sue over controversial IPOP gold mining project near Nome (opens the original)
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Five Norton Sound tribes are asking a federal judge to throw out a key federal permit for a large-scale gold mine proposed in Bonanza Channel, an estuary about 30 miles east of Nome. The mine, proposed by a Nevada company called IPOP LLC, would dredge roughly 2.7 miles along the channel's 28 mile estuary bed. Oral arguments for the case went before a federal judge on June 16 in Anchorage. The tribal governments of the Village of Solomon, Native Village of Council, King Island Native Community, C
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