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Matthew Owens, 42, has made another try to secure his freedom from a 101-year sentence handed down in the 2003 murder of Sonja Ivanoff, 19. That attempt has failed.
Owens filed a petition in court...
The state’s top jail keeper met with Nome residents on Oct. 11 at Old St. Joe’s to explain his vision of setting up a sex offender treatment program at the privately operated Seaside Community...
A warrant has been issued Oct. 2 for David Fergerson, 57, on charges connected with trafficking and selling heroin and methamphetamines in Nome.
Fergerson appeared for arraignment on Oct. 5 in Second...
Three dog deaths occurred in Nome due to musk ox gorings last week, all involving different musk ox herds in three different locations.
The most recent attack occurred on Tuesday, Oct. 3 when a sled...
The Nome Common Council approved three ordinances Monday night, two of which pertain to an issue more or less dear to the hearts of Nome property owners.
Folks who love their junk motor vehicles for...
Fresh organic produce from Pilgrim Hot Springs is a reality.
Lined up on the sidewalk in front of the BSNC Building on Friday were vegetable hungry locavores clutching their shopping bags and...
Preliminary results from Tuesday’s municipal election indicate that two new Nome Common Council members will be sworn in soon.
It appears that no run-off elections will be necessary as all winners...
The state Dept. of Corrections will hold a town meeting at Old St. Joe’s on Oct. 11 at 5 p.m. that will be open to the public to discuss the future of Seaside Center “halfway house.”
People who will...
Lt. Governor Byron Mallott addressed the opening session of Kawerak Inc.’s Leadership Summit Tuesday with words which looked forward one hundred years into the future of Alaska.
“When I talk to...
NN: What is your motivation and what are your qualifications to run for mayor?
Richard Beneville: My motivation to seek re-election comes from my deep love and respect for Nome and its citizens and...