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Lions Club brings vision screenings to Unalaska schools after years-long pause (opens the original)
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School is back in session, and many Unalaska students got their vision checked for the first time in years. Traveling optometrist Patrick Campaign, based in Anchorage, worked with the Lions Club, a volunteer service organization known for its work on vision care around the world. Like many remote Alaska towns, Unalaska doesn’t have an eye doctor year-round. Campaign screened 329 students in Unalaska Aug. 24-25, with help from Unalaska’s Ballyhoo Lions Club and Anchorage’s Mountain View Lions Clu
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Sofia Stuart-Rasi Community Unalaska backs UniSea's pitch for January ferry from Cold Bay Sofia Stuart-Rasi Unalaska's City Council is asking the state to look into running a ferry between Cold Bay and Unalaska during the start of pollock A season in January, one of the busiest travel periods of the year on the Aleutian island. Environment A shift in the Pacific Plate lifted the Aleutians 7 million years ago, study finds Sofia Stuart-Rasi Many of the Aleutian Islands rose at the same time, 5 to
Unalaska backs UniSea's pitch for January ferry from Cold Bay (opens the original)
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Unalaska's City Council is asking the state to look into running a ferry between Cold Bay and Unalaska during the start of pollock A season in January, one of the busiest travel periods of the year on the Aleutian island. The idea was brought to the local council during public comment on Aug. 25 by Tom Enlow, president of UniSea, a major seafood processor in Unalaska. "The concept would be simple: fly seafood workers to Cold Bay and transport them by ferry to Dutch Harbor," he said. UniSea wrote
A shift in the Pacific Plate lifted the Aleutians 7 million years ago, study finds (opens the original)
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Many of the Aleutian Islands rose at the same time, 5-7 million years ago. It was part of a geological event that showed up across the Pacific Rim, according to a study published on June 17. Two researchers with Brown University measured the helium in 43 rocks, from Unalaska to Attu. They found 33 of the samples reached the surface in the same window. “It's rare to see such a pattern across such large distances that you're seeing,” said Anahi Carrera, who led the study. “It's telling you, hey, s
Qawalangin Tribe plans to update 40-year-old Makushin geothermal data (opens the original)
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Unalaska’s geothermal power project collapsed in 2024. But the Qawalangin Tribe of Unalaska is going back to the drawing board, hoping the project could cut the island’s diesel consumption. Magnus de Witt, a research professor at the University of Alaska Fairbanks, gave a community presentation about geothermal energy at the Unalaska Public Library on July 1. KUCB asked him if geothermal is possible here. “If you ask an engineer if something is possible, the answer is always yes,” he said. “The
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