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Seven years after her death, Ashley Johnson-Barr’s father reflects on his daughter’s legacy
“Over the years, ever since the bill has been passed, I feel like a lot of entities, as well as close families that have lost their loved ones are willing to finally speak up,” said Ashley’s father, Scotty Barr.
It's a springtime staple, but little is known about Northwest Arctic herring populations
Carter said that the lack of baseline data could be detrimental, especially as climate change heats Arctic waters.
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25 years later, Kotzebue elementary school’s time capsule unlocks memories
About 300 people packed into the bleachers at June Nelson Elementary School on a Friday afternoon — a mix of students and teachers with a few graduates who are now in their thirties. Resting on a table in front of Assistant Principal Corey Shepherd, there was a three-foot-tall metal cylinder.
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Warming waters could be expanding sheefish habitat, study finds
According to Fraley, now sheefish can be found as far north as Point Hope and as far south as Shishmaref, a significant increase over what was previously thought to be their range. And there's a reason for it.
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CDC recommends parents talk to a doctor about getting COVID-19 shots for kids
RFK Jr. announced this week that the federal government is removing the recommendation that kids and pregnant women get routine COVID-19 vaccines. But CDC advice is more nuanced.
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