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In the wake of ex-typhoon Halong, more than 200 dogs were evacuated from the two villages hit hardest by the 2025 storm. One of them - Usukcaq - now lives in Nome with a new, but familiar family. -
Over the past year, Kipnuk residents and contractors have been working to repair the storm-battered village. Crews on the ground say it's a physical — and emotional — investment, even as the long-term future of the community remains in question. -
The hatchery-based project is not without controversy — and so far, it hasn't quite gone to plan. -
A growing body of research indicates that hatchery fish could harm wild salmon populations. -
The money for the study – $415,000 in total – mostly comes from the U.S. Department of Transportation's Small Community Air Service Development Program. That grant is $375,000. The city, the Ounalashka Corporation, the Qawalangin Tribe of Unalaska and Westward Seafoods each contributed more money to the fund.
