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Nome Nugget: What are your qualifications and why do you want to run for School Board again?
Dr. Amarok: Education, in its many forms, has been important to my family for generations. I have a...
The Nome Common Council did not pass any laws Monday evening Sept. 23, but did discuss community issues germane to quality of life in Nome—public safety, ridding neighborhoods of unattractive sites,...
The American Civil Liberties Union of Alaska sent a letter to the Mayor and the Interim City Manager of Nome, demanding justice for former Nome Police Dispatcher Clarice Hardy. Hardy, the ACLU letter...
This story is published as part of Covering Climate Now, a global collaboration of more than 300 news outlets to strengthen coverage of the climate story, cofounded by The Nation and Columbia...
Scientists are continuing to find sea life traveling north into warming Arctic waters. Record water temperatures are affecting fish distribution and viability in the Bering Sea. Jim Murphy is the...
The NOAA research vessel Ocean Starr tied up at the port causeway last weekend, one in a parade of vessels carrying ocean scientists and their tools to document effects of climate warming and loss of...
The federal agency tasked to manage ice seals this week declared an Unusual Mortality Event, UME for short, for bearded, ringed and spotted seals in the Bering and Chukchi seas. This comes in...
Traditional foods and how they come to the table is central to the cultural identity of the Inuit people. In Alaska, Chukotka, Canada and Greenland Inuit people have survived for thousands of years...
Nome’s new Public Safety Commission, an advisory panel to the Council, reached a milestone Monday night after a year of planning.
Mayor Richard Beneville submitted a list of commission appointments...
With the annual city elections coming up on October 1, Tuesday, Sept. 10 marked the deadline to file for candidacy and the lack of interest in civic engagement spoke loud in clear as only one city...