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More than a dozen candidates lining up for a run at Congress - Vimarsana News

More than a dozen candidates lining up for a run at Congress

STORY OF THE WEEK: The Democratic field in Rhode Island’s 1st Congressional District is starting to gel, with a series of noteworthy developments this week. Former state Rep. Aaron Regunberg, …

Tuluksak principal 'very thankful' as state steps in to help with ongoing water crisis - Vimarsana News

Tuluksak principal 'very thankful' as state steps in to help with ongoing water crisis

Staff now have a reliable vehicle to haul water from the local water plant to the school’s tanks, with repairs to the school's broken supply line pending.

Ebertz to join Providence public radio station as reporter - Vimarsana News

Ebertz to join Providence public radio station as reporter

Olivia Ebertz will join The Public’s Radio 89.3 FM as a metro reporter to cover diverse communities in and around Providence, R.I. She will begin in April.…

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Salmon shortages in Alaska's Yukon River are changing Native ways of life - Vimarsana News

Salmon shortages in Alaska's Yukon River are changing Native ways of life

For the second year in a row, a severe and sudden salmon collapse is impacting Indigenous residents on Alaska's Yukon River and causing food insecurity. The traditional villages whose ways of life have revolved around the fish for thousands of years are now also facing a devastating loss of culture. Olivia Ebertz reports.

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With the salmon collapse on the Yukon River, families are losing a vital food source and way of life - Vimarsana News

With the salmon collapse on the Yukon River, families are losing a vital food source and way of life

During the second year of a sudden salmon collapse on the Yukon River, residents of traditional villages are facing food insecurity and a loss of culture.

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