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New exhibit explores Kodiak’s LGBTQIA2S+ history (opens the original)
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A new exhibit at the Kodiak History Museum will explore the history and experiences of Kodiakâs lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer/questioning, intersex, asexual and Two-Spirit community beginning Oct. 2. âOut on the Rock: Kodiak Queer Historyâ was developed through a collaboration between Kodiak Pride and the Kodiak History Museum. The exhibit will open during Octoberâs First Friday Artwalk and remain on display through February 2027. The Oct. 2 opening will run from 5 to 7 p.m.
Pitched battle for Alaska’s Senate seat is enveloped in a fight over fish (opens the original)
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Fish are central to Alaskaâs economy, Indigenous cultures and identity. With critical salmon runs in Alaska rivers struggling, commercial operators squeezed by higher costs and stiffer market competition, fish are now at the center of the hard-fought campaign for Alaskaâs U.S. Senate seat. For Democratic challenger Mary Peltola, who is seeking to unseat incumbent Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan, the fishing issues are deeply personal. She is Yupâik, grew up in rural Western Alaska on the Kusk
KMXT celebrates 50th anniversary (opens the original)
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The timing could not have been better for KMXT to take root in Kodiak and add stability when the region was awash in changes 50 years ago. The Navy was departing after arriving here 30 years earlier, remaking Kodiak, a small fishing village of 500-some residents, into an energized military town. As the Navy departed and the Coast Guard moved in, Kodiak was still in the midst of recovery and rebuilding projects after the 1964 Alaska earthquake. The 9.2 magnitude quake unleashed tsunamis that wipe
Why we have stations where there are no earthquakes (opens the original)
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Welcome to your seismic update for the week of July 8, brought to you by the Alaska Earthquake Center, where we monitor ground shaking 24-7. When our field team was working out of Bethel a few weeks ago, we were asked if the area had any earthquakes. The answer is ânot typically.â So why do we have seismic stations there? The reason we reach for first is that having widespread coverage helps us better pinpoint any earthquake that happens anywhere in Alaska. A tighter net catches more fish.Â
Looking Back: July 9 (opens the original)
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â Refrigerators Top KEA Survey List: Electric refrigerators led the list of appliances that Kodiak power consumers expect to buy in the future. The next most popular appliance was electric mixers, followed by washing machines and vacuum cleaners. Top appliance purchase planned if KEA rates become lower include: coffee percolator, tool grinder, mangle, water heater, range, vacuum cleaner. â Warn Against Japanese Mines: The Navy Department reports that a large number of Japanese mines that dr
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