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Clean-Alutiiq Word of the Week - Alaska Native News

Clean-Alutiiq Word of the Week - Alaska Native News
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Discover Kodiak remains flat funded from city despite growing tourism revenue

Discover Kodiak remains flat funded from city despite growing tourism revenue
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Discover Kodiak remains flat funded from city despite growing tourism revenue

The City of Kodiak contributes $108,000 annually to Discover Kodiak for tourism, and has done so for the past decade. But money from local tourism is

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ARTS, BEATS & FEATS: May 3

A random collection of what there is to do in Kodiak this weekend and beyond. Send information about your upcoming event to Reporter Derek Clarkston via email at sports@kodiakdailymirror.com.

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Alvin Amason, Spring 2024 Honorary Degree Awardee | News | University of Alaska Anchorage

Accomplished artist and educator Alvin Amason (Sugpaiq/Alutiiq) was born and raised in the rural village of Old Harbor on Kodiak Island. He grew up slogging through alder thickets, following his grandfather, bear guide Eli Metrokin, up mountainsides, and hauling in salmon-filled nets as a deckhand. These early experiences and the island s cultural traditions inspire his art.

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