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Suit dismissed that challenged Tanana Chiefs Conference sovereign immunity - Vimarsana News

Suit dismissed that challenged Tanana Chiefs Conference sovereign immunity

A November 21st order issued by judge Patricia Haines threw out a case filed by Dot Lake Village, which alleged TCC bylaw violations like illegal board meetings and votes, and sought court intervention to prevent from happening again.

Source: knba.org
Waterways being stocked for October trout fishing season - Vimarsana News

Waterways being stocked for October trout fishing season

Fall trout fishing season will open Oct. 15 at several ponds, lakes and streams in west-central Illinois.

Chief Andrew Isaac Health Center expansion shifts Native health landscape in the Interior - Vimarsana News

Chief Andrew Isaac Health Center expansion shifts Native health landscape in the Interior

A new wing at Chief Andrew Isaac Health Center opened in Fairbanks this week. The expansion adds a 3-story, 108,000-square-foot addition to the existing Native Health clinic, making specialized health care closer for village residents, particularly elders, in the Interior.

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Tanana Chiefs Conference board votes to recall PJ Simon as chairman - Vimarsana News

Tanana Chiefs Conference board votes to recall PJ Simon as chairman

Tanana Chiefs Conference chairman P.J. Simon has been removed from his leadership role at the Interior Tribal non-profit service organization. During a

Source: knba.org
SPOTLIGHT: SANDRA COLLINS-JACKSON - Vimarsana News

SPOTLIGHT: SANDRA COLLINS-JACKSON

Sandra Collins-Jackson, a licensed professional counselor in Kodiak, spent years standing up for Kodiak’s most vulnerable residents. Now, the coronavirus pandemic has given her an opportunity to help her community in a different way.  After the virus reached Kodiak last year, she began to research complicated, ever-changing COVID-19 information and post her findings on social media. She pored over medical journals and listened to Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s daily briefings, and shared her findings on Facebook.  Collins-Jackson knew that many people who worked full time and were raisi...