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Flood-ravaged Koyukuk villages face uncertainties |
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1994 |
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CELEBRATING IN ALLAKAKET |
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ALLAKAKET ART HAS 'LOCAL' TOUCH |
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HAMMOND SELECTS ACRES FOR STATE |
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From the Allakaket News |
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1993 |
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Allakaket resident passes bar exam |
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1998 |
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HOLY CROSS, NIKOLAI, KALTAG, ALLAKAKET PREPARE FOR WINTER, SUMMER |
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Visiting clergy learn from their hosts |
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1997 |
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VILLAGE GOVERNMENTS ELECT OFFICIALS |
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Thirty-six state airports to share $76.7 million in federal grants |
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1997 |
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New faces |
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1997 |
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Elections held at Holy Cross and Allakaket |
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1992 |
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Daaga' funds awarded to four groups |
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1997 |
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PASSIVE FREEZER PROJECT WINS NATIONAL AWARD FOR TCC STAFF |
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Arctic, Yukon, Kuskokwim freshwater |
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1991 |
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House HESS committee travels to interior villages |
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1991 |
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We remember two friends |
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1990 |
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"Raven" wins silver in international festival |
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1988 |
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In 1995: some of the year's most memorable stories |
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1995 |
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NATIVE GROUPS COMMENT ON PARK SERVICE PLAN FOR GATES OF ARCTIC; MANAGEMENT PLAN "GROSSLY DEFICIENT" |
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1985 |
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Population adjustments |
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K'OLYITL'OTS'INA RE-ELECTS BOARD |
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1982 |
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FROM ALATNA TO TETLIN, 1982 LEGISLATIVE APPROPRIATIONS |
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1982 |
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Meet the guide board |
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1995 |
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One year later |
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1995 |
