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New NOAA technology to study changing ocean ecosystem

By Miriam Trujillo | May 17, 2022

NOAA plans to debut the Oculus Coastal Glider summer 2022 to study the Bering Sea.

Meet the U.S. House candidates

By Alaska Public Media | May 16, 2022 |

Forty-eight candidates are running in the special election to fill the rest of Congressman Don Young’s term.

Nome Common Council considers new housing ordinances

By Sean Milligan | May 13, 2022 |

Three new ordinances focused on the construction of residential space in Nome were introduced at the May 9 Nome Common Council meeting.

News

Multiple pink salmon swimming underwater

Average season ahead for pink salmon in Norton Sound, but weak forecast for chum

By Sean Milligan | May 20, 2022

Nome School Board wraps up another successful school year

By Miriam Trujillo | May 20, 2022

New NOAA technology to study changing ocean ecosystem

By Miriam Trujillo | May 17, 2022

Meet the U.S. House candidates

By Alaska Public Media | May 16, 2022

Nome Common Council considers new housing ordinances

By Sean Milligan | May 13, 2022

Federal Subsistence Board makes regulation changes to Units 22 and 23

By Miriam Trujillo | May 10, 2022

Close-up of a white Nome Police Department vehicle.

Nome resident arrested in sexual assault case

By Sean Milligan | May 10, 2022

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The Nome Static, Transmission 697: May 2022

The 'Nome Static' is KNOM's monthly newsletter.
Click here for the print version of this issue - or read some of the top articles below.

State champions receive a hero’s welcome

Teacher brings Iditarod joy to students across the nation

School closures persist among staff shortages

New Nome-Beltz varsity ski team teaches sportsmanship

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Love Letters to Home

A series of weekly 'love letters' created by rural students, addressed to their home communities. Click below to hear what students love most about where they're from.

The series was produced in collaboration with staff and students at UAF's Rural Alaska Honors Institute.

Young man looking into camera with a yellow beanie and blue jacket. Mountains and trees in the background.

Love Letters to Home: Tyler Lincoln of White Mountain, Alaska

October 1, 2021

Katie Smith standing in front of a dredge in winter

Love Letters to Home: Katie Smith of Nome, Alaska

September 17, 2021

Young girl wearing glasses smiling at camera. In background, flat landscape during sunset

Love Letters to Home: Brentina White of Eek, Alaska

September 10, 2021

Young boy with sunglasses holding a fish by the gills. Mountains and water in the background.

Love Letters to Home: Gerwin Mateo of Unalaska, Alaska

September 3, 2021

A smiling boy sitting in front with a basketball in his hands. Mountain in the background.

Love Letters to Home: John Bernardo of Ketchikan, Alaska

August 27, 2021

Girl with a hat, sunglasses, and backpack posing for photo in front of green rolling hills in the summer.

Love Letters to Home: Christian Finau of Glennallen, Alaska

August 20, 2021

Love Letters to Home: Jordan David of Huslia, Alaska

August 13, 2021

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