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|  01/28/10 Banned for nearly a century, Native Alaskan dancing made a comeback in Noorvik, just in time for the census count celebrations. Old and young alike are finding connections to their culture through the dances. READ FULL SOURCE |
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Other news01/27/10 Gutsy young snowboarder Callan Chythlook-Sifsof of Girdwood made history on Monday when she capped a remarkable comeback season by becoming what is believed to be the first Native Alaskan to earn a berth on an Olympic team.
04/08/11 An multimillion dollar Alaska-based defense contractor now has an office open in Bloomfield. Sealaska Constructors -- a division of Sealaska Corporation Native Alaskan Corporation owned by more than 20,000 tribal member shareholders since 1972 -- has an office operating in the near downtown area.
06/18/11 Visitors to Alaska will find plenty of Native art in the cases of jewelry stores, tourist shops and art galleries. It's easy. It's harder to find a gallery actually owned by a Native Alaskan. And it's really hard to find the artists themselves, busily at their work. Hot themes this week:
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