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Six attorneys have submitted their applications to fill the Nome Superior Court Judge vacancy left when current Judge Timothy Dooley decided to not stand for retention.
The Alaska Judicial Council...
Families of people who die in the Nome area will no longer have to take potluck on the condition of the city’s morgue when they need to prepare the loved one for burial.
Norton Sound Health Corp....
The annual Nome Garden Tour, organized by Cheryl Thompson and Angela Hansen, took place on Saturday, August 27. The tour started in front of Old St. Joe’s Hall at Anvil City Square at 1p.m. and ended...
The Norton Sound Economic Development Corporation in their second quarter board of directors meeting in Nome voted to grant a $150,000 energy fund request for Shaktoolik to replace meters bases and...
Prior to the arrival of the nearly 1,700-souls carrying mega luxury cruise ship Crystal Serenity in Nome, a bit of anxiety hung in the air over the Gold Rush City. Will the Friday and Saturday storm...
The Nome Common Council, following up on what Councilman Stan Andersen says is a mandate from citizens to put a stop to hazardous eyesores, has drawn up an abatement list of 20 or so ramshackle...
The Nome Port Commission met last week and poured over a comprehensive list of projects on the worktable for the Port of Nome. The projects fall under maintenance, projects in planning stages,...
On Sunday, Nome can expect to see a sharp rise in population for the day as 1,064 passengers will disembark from the luxury cruise liner Crystal Serenity.
This will mark the first time that a cruise...
Last Friday, the Alaska Supreme Court issued an order for a public censure of Nome’s Superior Court Judge Timothy Dooley, who was investigated by the Alaska Judicial Conduct Commission for allegedly...
Spectators marveled at billowing black smoke coming out as flames gutted most of a yellow housing complex near East 4th Avenue and Steadman Sunday evening.
Nome Volunteer Fire Dept. got the call...