KTUU Alaska’s News Source: Alaska soldier killed last month was crushed by falling mobile kitchen, Army report says; Girdwood has been without fluoride in water since last year, with fix planned for 2024; Telling Alaska’s Story: Fur Rondy celebrates rich history over 87 years and more ->
KTOO Alaska’s Public Media: Barnacle Foods salvaged many of the kelp pickles they thought they lost in Juneau warehouse collapse; Basketball team travels 70 miles by snowmachine to its first competition since the pandemic began; Lawmakers focus bills on school curriculum and more ->
Alaska Native News: New Photos May Be First Visual Evidence Of North Pacific Right Whales Feeding In Bering Sea In Winter; Tlingit & Haida Opens Anchorage Office; This Day In Alaska History February 22nd, 1919 and more ->
Fairbanks News Webcenter 11: Steven Downs’ defense files motion for acquittal or new trial; Local soup kitchen: Stone Soup Café in need of donations post giving season and more ->
KINY: Former village teacher sentenced in child exploitation case and more ->
KFSK: Séet Ká Festival celebrates culture through dancing and gift giving and more ->
By Grace Segers, TNR: Congress Could Finally Bring Some Justice for Native Women The proposed reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act would allow tribal authorities to prosecute non-Native offenders for crimes against women and children.
Alaska Highway News: Ruby McBeth: Associated Country Women of the World ‘You either step forward into growth or you step backward into safety’ and more ->
By Gillian Flaccus, Associated Press: Northern California tribe confronts crisis of missing and murdered women
Craig Medred: Nature’s loss
Patch: Freelance Newsletter Curator (Remote, Across US)
Join the Patch team as a community newsletter curator.
Are you proud of your community? Does sharing the inside scoop with others bring you satisfaction? Do friends and family turn to you for advice on things to do and places to go in town? Would you enjoy supporting local business owners by providing them a vehicle to connect with customers in their communities? Interested in earning extra income while providing a valuable resource for your neighbors? Do you have an hour to 90-minutes a day, 5-days a week to devote to an income-producing side project?
If you answered yes to all the above, we invite you to apply for a role as a Patch community newsletter curator.