KDLG | Public Radio News and Music from Alaska's Bristol Bay

Time 2020-12-13 20:04:44

Web Name: KDLG | Public Radio News and Music from Alaska's Bristol Bay

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GCI to launch 4G LTE service in Dillingham, faster speeds in three more communities To launch 4G LTE service around Dillingham, GCI is upgrading five towers in the area. It also plans to bring faster speeds to Aleknagik, Manokotak and Clark’s Point. Read MoreOne of the people who tested positive is a Dillingham resident, and the four others are residents of another community. To launch 4G LTE service around Dillingham, GCI is upgrading five towers in the area. It also plans to bring faster speeds to Aleknagik, Manokotak and Clark’s Point.  Three of the cases are in Dillingham proper, and the other five are in surrounding villages. The Camai Community Health Center announced Wednesday that there were no active cases of COVID-19 Bristol Bay Borough. November is a month for celebration for Indigenous people in Bristol Bay. Facing pandemic restrictions, the Bristol Bay Native Corporation last month held an online event to celebrate Bristol Bay Native culture and history.  Pebble Mine has been stopped, likely for good. The debate around the mine has consumed Bristol Bay for more than a decade. Now the people who live here are coming to terms with the news. Angasan was the chairman of the Alaska Peninsula Corporation. He was also a founding member, and he served on the board for more than 42 years. He will be remembered as a generous person who sought to help others in need. Tod Larson is moving to Wyoming to work as a planner for the state's Fish and Game office, and to be closer to a Veteran Affair's medical center.    The state has documented three years of declining moose populations in those districts, while other opportunities will be available for hunters between January and February, as the weather permits. Mulchatna caribou herds are also lower than the minimum target population for the second year in a row.    Dillingham city officials say the unnamed person in their 80s died of complications from the virus at home on Saturday. This is the first known COVID-related death in the community. BBAHC is limiting some medical services, such as regularly scheduled appointments, citing the steep rise of COVID-19 cases regionally and around the state. Bristol Bay Obituaries is a place for people to remember family members and loved ones who have died. Email submissions and photos to obituary@kdlg.org Bristol Bay Field Notes is your source for an eclectic blend of topics relating to the great outdoors of southwest Alaska.  Its goal is to educate, inform, and entertain.

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KDLG provides news, music and information to Dillingham, AK and the surrounding remote communities. KDLG programming is also repeated on KNSA, Unalakleet,

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