The first sled dog race of the season in Bethel is less than two weeks away. The Bethel Sprint Club’s season opener starts at 1 p.m. December 10 and 11 The trail runs 12 to 14 miles and starts on the river in front of Bethel. The race holds a $8,000 purse and has no dog limit.
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Murder charages against Napaskiak woman dropped following evidence of self-defense
The murder charges against Kayla Jacob, 20, of Napaskiak have been dropped and she was released from custody after evidence surfaced that she acted in self-defense.
Alaska governor appoints new members to Lower Yukon Advisory Panel
Gov. Bill Walker recently announced the appointment of three new members to the Lower Yukon Advisory Panel.
Mushers begin signing up for Kuskokwim 300 race
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Army Corps proposes rules for mining company’s treatment of historic sites
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has drafted a set of rules on how mining company Donlin Gold will have to treat historical sites it may encounter if a proposed project is approved.
Bethel approves grant application for bus funding
Last night, the Bethel City Council approved applying for a grant for the city transit system, approved refinancing the city’s court complex, shot down a proposal for new city buses, tabled a motion to amend the city’s current vehicle policy, and discussed the search for a new city manager.