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Senate GOP Prepares to Unveil SNAP Piece of Trump Agenda Bill as some Expect Changes

Senate GOP Prepares to Unveil SNAP Piece of Trump Agenda Bill as some Expect Changes

73% Center coverage: 22 sources

Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Ala.), a member of the Senate Agriculture Committee, said Thursday he expects the panel will release its slice of President Trump’s one “big, beautiful bill” next Tuesday.See the Story

Council Passes Municipal Budget

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Council Passes Municipal Budget

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

During its Wednesday, June 4, meeting, the Township Council passed the 2025 municipal budget.See the Story

US Coast Guard Conducts Oil Spill Drill in Nome

US Coast Guard Conducts Oil Spill Drill in Nome

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Story and photos by Anna Lionas This week, the United States Coast Guard organized an oil spill response drill in the Nome Harbor, bringing 20 entities together in person and virtually to act out an exercise in detail over three days. The Mini Convention Center was abuzz with activity Tuesday morning, the site of the incident command on the second day of the drill. Federal, state and local agencies collaborated on the exercise, defining and a…See the Story

Nome Search and Rescue Finds Missing Man

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

By Anna Lionas After more than 24 hours of searching, the Nome Volunteer Fire Department Search and Rescue team found Dexter Irrigoo, 67, on Monday afternoon at the base of Gold Hill and transported him to Norton Sound Regional Hospital. Irrigoo, who has dementia, was first reported missing Sunday morning around 8 a.m., seen leaving the NSHC East patient hostel and traveling on foot. The NFVD was alerted around 11 a.m. and went into action rig…Nome, United States · Nome See the Story

Council sets mill rate at 11.5, reduces contribution to Nome schools

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

By Diana Haecker In work session after work session, the Nome Common Council is fine combing the city’s fiscal year 2026 budget, trying to balance the budget while keeping services to citizens intact and not laying off any employees. On Tuesday night, when faced with the May 31 deadline to have the city’s contribution to Nome Public Schools nailed down, the council pivoted last minute from a $3.4 million to a reduced $2.7 million contributio…Nome, United States · Nome See the Story

Graphite One listens to concerns at meeting in Nome

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

By Diana Haecker In a series of meetings in Teller, Brevig Mission and Nome last week, Graphite One Alaska updated the public on their plans to develop a graphite mine on the northern slopes of the Kigluaik Mountains and to hear people’s concerns and input. Old St. Joe’s Hall was packed on Thursday evening for the meeting that lasted over three hours. After ten years of conducting baseline studies, drilling programs and preliminary work, Gra…Nome, United States · Nome See the Story

Sen. Olson explains key moves in the legislative session

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

By Anna Lionas State Sen. Donny Olson (D-Golovin) is still recovering from a health issue earlier this year that took him out of the legislative session for six weeks. Olson returned to the state Capitol to represent Senate District T on March 11. In his first interview in mid-April since being back in office, the senator relied on staff to complete his sentences. Following hospitalization in Anchorage early this year, Olson, 71, took a leave …Nome, United States · Nome See the Story

Board of Equalization considers NSHC property tax appeals

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

By Anna Lionas Sitting as the Board of Equalization, Nome Common Council members sat down for a hearing last week between Norton Sound Health Corporation lawyers and an attorney for the City to review NSHC’s appeal of the city’s denial of property tax exemption for eight parcels that the corporation owns. Councilmember Cameron Piscoya was excused due to a conflict of interest as he works as NSHC’s Chief Compliance Officer. The total property…Nome, United States · Nome See the Story

Proposed mine is in the wrong zone

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

By Anna Lionas Local gold miner Shawn Pomerenke has an application out for a permit to mine for gold at a long-standing claim within city limits. Last week it was discovered some of the land he proposes to mine is not zoned for resource extraction. The Nome Planning Commission in last week’s meeting briefly discussed the proposal after hearing from City Clerk Dan Grimmer who referenced the public notice of the application to mine in U.S. w…Gold · Nome See the Story

Alaska Senate votes on state budget, with $1,000 PFD

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

By Anna Lionas The Alaska Legislature is working to finalize a tight state operating budget for 2026 with just over a week to go until the regular session is scheduled to end on May 21. The latest version proposes a $1,000 Permanent Fund Dividend, which adjusting for inflation, would be the lowest in history but would still cost the treasury an estimated $635 million, or more than 10 percent of all general fund spending in the budget. Lower …Senate · Nome See the Story

New City Manager Tackles Budget

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

By Diana Haecker After eight months of temporary city managers at the helm of city hall, the City of Nome hired last month William “Lee” Smith III, 61, on a five-year contract to head the city’s administration. Now, don’t call him William. That privilege is solely reserved for his mother, he chuckles. It’s Lee. With proper name etiquette established, Mr. Smith sat down for an interview with the Nugget for introductory purposes. It’s May, so…See the Story

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