Gregory’s attorney argued that the office violated Gregory’s civil rights and committed assault and battery in what he described as an “attack” last July.
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Noorvik man faces kidnapping, attempted sexual assault charges in April attack
Days later, the woman told her story to a VPSO who interviewed witnesses and sought to arrest the man — but by then he was already in Nome’s Anvil Mountain Correctional Center, arrested in April on separate charges of resisting arrest.
Mining plan too close to home for some Nome residents
Mining company Nome Gold Alaska has formally opened its doors, and agenda, to Nome residents for the first time.
Bills in U.S. House, Senate would transfer land to Native corporation for Arctic infrastructure
Opportunities to build up up Arctic infrastructure are advancing with a bill introduced this week in both the U.S. House and Senate.
Community scientists travel to Dillingham for water quality training
The researchers are looking to set a baseline for water temperature and are targeting salmon streams to see if temperatures are stressful to the fish.
First Kuskokwim restrictions expected May 21
Expecting another poor king salmon run, the first fishing restrictions are expected to go into effect on May 21st.