This Week in Photos: March 24
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Cordova’s city and state crews were busy plowing out businesses and residences March 20, following a spring snowfall March 20.
Photo by Cinthia Gibbens-Stimson/The Cordova Times
March 20, the official first day of spring according to the calendar, graced Cordova with nearly 18-inches of snow in a 24-hour period in 2017. (Photo by Cinthia Gibbens-Stimson/The Cordova Times)
Ten Cordovan athletes participated in the statewide Junior Native Youth Olympics event Feb. 24-26 in Anchorage. The Native Village of Eyak sponsors Cordova’s Native Youth Olympics and JNYO programs. Attending the JNYO event in Anchorage were Coach Nick Tiedeman, Aaliyah, Willow, and Taylor Tiedeman, Braden Beckett, Ellie Fode, Faith Hatch, Gracie Hatch, Holly West, Yagnnesis Mejias, and Cole Hanson. Sara Tiedeman was the chaperone.
Photo Courtesy Brooke Johnson/For The Cordova Times
Second-grade students Willow and Taylor Tiedeman took first and second place in the Junior Native Youth Olympics, in the Eskimo Stick Pull event. Cordova’s ten JNYO athletes participated in the statewide event Feb. 24-26 in Anchorage.
Photo Courtesy Brooke Johnson/For The Cordova Times
When the Blood Bank of Alaska visited Cordova March 20-22 in search of donors, Kathy Bumala, Mia DeLosSantos and Jane Matau were available to assist in the mobile unit.
Photo by Cinthia Gibbens-Stimson/The Cordova Times
The Blood Bank of Alaska visited Cordova March 20-22 in their mobile unit, seeking volunteers to donate blood.
Photo by Cinthia Gibbens-Stimson/The Cordova Times
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