Posts Tagged ‘Dan Harrelson’
As Fewer VPSOs Face More Challenges, White Mountain’s Reaches 25 Years
Sergeant Dan Harrelson recently reached 25 years as the sole law enforcement figure in White Mountain. He’s one of only six VPSOs in the Bering Strait region, where 10 VPSO positions are currently vacant.
Read MoreNSEDC To Pay Roughly $1.5 Million Towards Regional Residents’ Electric Bills
Following a vote from NSEDC’s Board of Directors, the corporation will issue $575 to every household throughout 15 NSEDC member communities.
Read MoreKeeping the Peace
Most villages in Western Alaska are too small to support full-time police. Village Public Safety Officers, or VPSOs, are often the local first responders. Volunteer reporter Gabe Colombo is shining the spotlight on the unique state of rural Alaska law enforcement in an ongoing project for KNOM News.
Read MoreWith NSEDC Contribution, Regional Wellness Center One Step Closer to Being Funded
On November 27th and 28th, NSEDC’s Board voted to provide millions in funds to a Norton Sound Health Corporation wellness center which will provide substance abuse treatment and detox services in Nome. Public relations specialist for NSHC Reba Lean says NSEDC’s $2 million donation will help fund the $14 million dollar multipurpose building.
Read MoreCoastal Trail Conditions Look ‘Smooth’ for 2016 Iron Dog
Last weekend, snowmachiners got a taste of trail conditions Iron Dog racers will face on their snowmachines this year.
Read MoreWith Crab and Salmon Booming, NSEDC Board Considers Residency Requirements for Commercial Salmon
As more than $2.6 million is paid out to summer crab and salmon fishermen, NSEDC’s board met in August to discuss commercial fishing in Norton Sound and beyond.
Read MoreNSEDC Boosts Scholarship Amount for Norton Sound Students
In response to the increasing cost of higher education, Norton Sound students will receive a boost in scholarships through NSEDC this year.
Read MoreThermal Imaging Cameras Donated to Villages for Use in Search and Rescue
Village Public Safety Officers in Norton Sound just got a boost thanks to NSEDC’s donation of 16 thermal imaging cameras for use in search and rescue missions.
Read MoreUpdate News: Friday, August 3, 2012
In Friday’s News: NSEDC communities will receive an additional $200-thousand benefit share, $100-thousand designated toward youth activities; Alaskans to see smaller Permanent Fund dividend this fall; City Council and Port Commission discuss year’s priority projects; fishing vessel capsizes northwest of Sitka; Coast Guard offering free inspections in Nome this weekend.
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