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Alaska bishop's historic airplane finds new home
... in 1994 and left Alaska two decades earlier, but his legacy still resonates throughout the state. He is buried in Point Hope. "Whether it's a Native person (in the Bush) or someone in high political office, they all remember my father," Gordon Jr. ... 1 comment
Alaska bishop's historic airplane finds new home
... in 1994 and left Alaska two decades earlier, but his legacy still resonates throughout the state. He is buried in Point Hope. "Whether it's a Native person (in the Bush) or someone in high political office, they all remember my father," Gordon Jr. ... 1 comment
Third man pleads guilty in Alaska caribou wasting
Submitted by Billy Hackett on Fri, 12/04/2009 - 07:12. A third man accused of killing and wasting dozens of caribou on the tundra near Point Hope last year has pleaded guilty to a charge of failing to salvage edible meat. Comment?
Third man pleads guilty in caribou killings
A third man accused of killing and wasting dozens of caribou on the tundra near Point Hope in July 2008 has pleaded guilty to a charge of failing to salvage edible meat. Comment?
Two defendants in caribou killing case cut plea deal
... November 28th, 2009 01:12 AM Two of the eight men accused of slaughtering dozens of caribou on the tundra near Point Hope in July 2008 pleaded guilty on Friday to failing to salvage the edible meat of an animal. Randy Oktollik, 27, and Brett ... Comment?
Men charged with wasting caribou to be tried in Point Hope in February
The trial for five of the eight men accused of wasting caribou near Point Hope will take place in Point Hope the week of Feb. Comment?
Seawolves land local talent for hoops team
... "Also, it's in Alaska." Thompson and Fossman will join a UAA lineup that already includes Alaskans Ryan Rock (Point Hope), Jesse Blandford (Nome) and Aaron Stevens (South). Over the years, many Alaskans have starred for the Seawolves -- among them, ... Comment?
Native elder tells drilling proponents, 'Chill, baby, chill'
... a face to the issues their communities are dealing with on a daily basis." Mae Hank, an Inupiat Tribe member from Point Hope, Alaska, said she lives in fear of an oil spill that could devastate her community. "It would annihilate our culture," she ... Comment?
Natives visit D.C. to seek restrictions on drilling
... "to bring a face to the issues their communities are dealing with on a daily basis." Mae Hank, an Inupiat from Point Hope, said she lives in fear of an oil spill that could devastate her community. "It would annihilate our culture," she said. The ... Comment?
Alaska Natives seek restrictions on oil drilling in Arctic
... a face to the issues their communities are dealing with on a daily basis." Mae Hank, an Inupiat Tribe member from Point Hope, Alaska, said she lives in fear of an oil spill that could devastate her community. "It would annihilate our culture," she ... Comment?
Two to face trial in caribou wasting case
Two Point Hope men are facing trial on caribou wasting charges after a judge in Kotzebue rejected a defense motion to dismiss their case. Comment?
2 Alaska men to face trial in caribou wasting case
Two Point Hope men are facing trial on caribou wasting charges after a judge in Kotzebue rejected a defense motion to dismiss their case. Comment?
Feds will work with tribes, Obama tells leaders
... Alaska Natives is five times the national average, he said. Caroline Cannon, president of the Native Village of Point Hope, asked the president to overturn a Bush-era plan to allow offshore drilling along the Alaska coast. Obama said the Interior ... Comment?
Obama says he would visit in summer
... (Laughter.) So I just wanted to be clear about that. At another point during the meeting, Caroline Cannon of Point Hope spoke about her desire that the Obama administration stop offshore drilling. "I want you to know, just with respect to offshore ... Comment?
Of caribou and people: A matter of respect
Published: November 3rd, 2009 01:25 PM Last Modified: November 3rd, 2009 01:26 PM Link: Alaska Dispatch As the trial date approaches for the defendants in the Point Hope caribou slaughter , Dispatch correspondent Seth Kantner of Kotzebue writes of villagers' relationship with caribou and about his own family's dependence on caribou meat. Comment?
Anchorage Edition: October 30, 2009
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... for this week are expected to include: Veco executives sentenced to prison. Upcoming caribou hunting trial in Point Hope. Former Governor Sarah Palin (R) gets $1.2 million for book. Palin's national popularity among Republicans. Mayor Dan Sullivan ... Comment?
Change of plea expected in caribou slaughter case
a ' One of the men accused of gunning down and leaving to rot the carcasses of dozens of caribou near Point Hope has agreed to change his plea. The Anchorage Daily News says that Randy John Oktollik wants to change his plea of not guilty. The ... Comment?
Point Hope defendant plans plea change
One of the men accused of gunning down and wasting dozens of caribou on the tundra near Point Hope in July 2008 has agreed to change his plea, according to court records. Comment?
Point Hope caribou case: Waste, wounds and the hunt for truth
Point Hope caribou case: Waste, wounds and the hunt for truth Published: October 23rd, 2009 08:50 AM Last Modified: October 23rd, 2009 08:51 AM Link: Alaska Dispatch Eight Point Hope men, ages 18 to 30, are due to stand trial Nov. Comment?
... to bulk up their formidable front line. Former high school stars Aaron Stevens of South and Ryan Rock of Point Hope were added to fill out the team's bench. They'll join guard Jesse Blandford of Nome in making up a trio of home-state talent at UAA. ... Comment?