FCC commissioner listens to Cordova
July 15th 17:29 Cordova Telephone Cooperative and the Cordova Chamber of Commerce jointly hosted a visit from Sen. Mark Begich and Federal Communications Commission Commissioner Mignon Clyburn on July 7. |
Local HeadlinesJuly 30th 15:32 Cordova interviewing health care CEO candidates. Health board reviewing request for $500,000 Frenchman brings language alive July 30th 15:28 In 2008, following the death of Marie-Smith Jones, reports in the media pronounced 'Eyak language extinct'. Unbeknownst to anyone, a French school boy had been teaching himself Eyak since the age of [...] 2010 all-school reunion will be lively July 30th 15:26 Graduates of Cordova High School will be holding an all-school reunion Aug. 4-8. |
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Statewide StoriesFrom arts to athletics, WEIO has it all July 29th 12:56 Part sports, part crafts, part social gathering July 29th 12:34 Like most teenage boys, Inupiaq 16-year-old Ethan Oomituk dreams of the day he defeats his dad in a test of strength. He got his shot at the World Eskimo-Indian Olympics. At meeting with EPA chief, residents united in opposition to Pebble  July 29th 09:24 One by one, representatives of a dozen Southwest Alaska communities stood to tell the head of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency of the threat they feel the massive Pebble prospect would pose to their way of life. Willow rose hosts insect drama within  July 28th 13:35 From the more-you-look-the-more-you-see file, I present the willow rose. Estimates put sockeye value up $40 million July 28th 13:33 Fishermen are happy as they wrap up the world's biggest red salmon fishery at Bristol Bay. Even though the catch of 28 million sockeye salmon came up a bit short, they will get a better payday than they've had in over two decades. Opinion: Sea lion protections threaten way of life July 28th 13:32 People might wonder what sea lions have to do with senior centers and afterschool programs. If you live in a coastal community in Southwest |
Most Popular StoriesAt meeting with EPA chief, residents united in opposition to Pebble July 29th 09:24 One by one, representatives of a dozen Southwest Alaska communities stood to tell the head of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency of the threat they feel the massive Pebble prospect would pose to their way of life. 2010 all-school reunion will be lively July 30th 15:26 Graduates of Cordova High School will be holding an all-school reunion Aug. 4-8. Making every moment Independence Day July 30th 15:23 Colter Popelka, who fought a hard battle with muscular dystrophy, died at the age of 19 on his favorite day of the year, the Fourth of July. Stimulus funding restores boardwalk July 30th 15:11 The Alaganik Slough boardwalk, the only accessible one in the Cordova Ranger District, is undergoing a $1,023,624 renovation, thanks to funding through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. Frenchman brings language alive July 30th 15:28 In 2008, following the death of Marie-Smith Jones, reports in the media pronounced 'Eyak language extinct'. Unbeknownst to anyone, a French school boy had been teaching himself Eyak since the age of 13 and had become remarkably fluent. July 30th 15:32 Cordova interviewing health care CEO candidates. Health board reviewing request for $500,000 |
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