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Gas incentives, Indigenous language election materials and a possible corporate shakeup in Yakutat

Lawmakers plan to introduce tax breaks or other incentives to boost Anchorage-area natural gas production in the next session.

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Yak Timber files for bankruptcy after its parent village corporation is sued for $13M

A timber company owned by Yakutat’s village corporation has filed for bankruptcy after a bank sued over $13 million in outstanding debts.

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Yak Timber files for bankruptcy after its parent company, the village corporation, is sued for $13M

It’s the latest chapter in the story of a contentious logging operation that many of the corporation’s shareholders didn’t support.

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Letter from Yakutat: Deep cuts on the Lost Coast

A modern-day furor erupted when Yakutat’s Indigenous-owned village corporation began a timber harvest at Humpback Creek.

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Biden administration announces $15 million in grants to help Alaska tribes adapt to changing climate

The Bureau of Indian Affairs recently announced more than $45 million in federal grant money for tribes.

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