KTOO Alaska’s Public Media: Alaska Department of Corrections wants prisoners to have tablets to aid reentry and more ->
KYUK Public Media for Alaska’s Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta: Superintendent Dee Dee Ivanoff is helping St. Mary’s stay safe as the surrounding tundra burns and more ->
Alaska Native News: Avian Influenza Detected in a Red Fox in Unalaska; Dunleavy Announces First 2022 Salmon Donation to Yukon Kuskokwim Region; This Day In Alaska History June 15th, 1921 and more ->
Fairbanks News Webcenter 11: ‘Fentanyl is a different animal’ – Alaska mother touts new education bill as fentanyl continues to kill and more ->
The Arctic Sounder: Kotzebue fashion designer showcased her work in Toronto; New Utqiagvik pizzeria features ‘generous ingredients and friendly service’ and honors late local pizza maker; Youth learn to bridge Inupiaq, Western worlds and more ->
KINY: City and Borough of Sitka Assembly discusses marijuana taxation ordinance; Juneau superintendent addresses floor sealant, milk mix-up at school; State Farm Donates to Find Your Fire and more ->
The Seward Journal: June 15 to June 21, 2022
KFSK: Climbers summit remote mainland peaks near Petersburg; Norwegian cruise ship comes to Little Norway and more ->
Craig Medred: Canada’s anger
Sen. Dan Sullivan (R-Alaska) at a Veterans Affairs Committee Hearing – June 14, 2022
Anchorage Police Department Local AgencyDeputy Community Relations Director Laura Holman: June is internet safety month.
June is internet safety month. So it’s a great time to review our kids online behavior and learn how we can help them stay safer while using the internet. There are lots of good reasons for kids to be online – education, entertainment, and to socialize with friends and family. But there are also risks they face, including online enticement, sextortion, and cyberbullying. Parents, please talk to your kids regularly about safe internet and social media behavior and monitor their activity. Some of the most common issues our School Resource Officers (SROs) encounter throughout the school year are sexting, bullying, harassment, and threats, but these threats don’t stop just because it’s summer. It’s important your children understand what is acceptable behavior and what is not. If you or your child notices anything questionable or suspicious online, please report it to APD immediately so we may investigate and determine if any criminal action has occurred. For more resources on how to keep your kids safe on the internet, check out https://www.safewise.com/resources/internet-safety-kids/
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