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Commissioners for the Port of Nome have revised the tariff rules and regulations to include safety measures.
The Nome Common Council was scheduled to consider the final draft of Port of Nome Tariff...
Last week, the Community Alcohol Safety Team gathered at Kawerak’s Talialuk boardroom for two days to hear data presented by Dr. Brian Saylor that was to help the group make community-based decisions...
In the last few years, much of the focus to develop Pilgrim Hot Springs was on its potential to provide geothermal energy to Nome, but with those plans not advancing, there are now efforts afoot to...
The Nome Joint Utility System Board of Directors has OK’d a 3-year contract with Vitus Energy of Anchorage to barge fuel to feed Nome’s power generators. The contract pared transportation expenses...
No one needed to bring a sleeping bag to Nome Common Council’s regular meeting Feb. 22 as the brief agenda allowed council and audience to leave when some evening remained.
The short agenda contained...
Last week, eight members and staff of the Marine Mammal Commission, an independent Federal agency that oversees marine mammal conservation policies, held a public meeting in Nome. The purpose of the...
Fiber-optic broadband may send movie lovers to the kitchen for more and more popcorn next year when they can download entertainment without buffering delays and without running up over-the-limit...
The Nome Planning Commission has added Nome’s housing shortage to a worktable already covered with zoning issues, abatement of eyesores, road safety, park development, comprehensive planning and...
A select group of college and high school students met in Anchorage from January 16-18 for the annual Arctic Youth Ambassador Summit. The 22 youth ambassadors, who serve two-year terms, come from 16...
Commissioners, scientific advisors and staff from the Marine Mammal Commission, MMC for short, visited Nome earlier this week. The purpose of the trip was to hear comments and concerns from local...