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THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 2020 THE NOME NUGGET
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISINGDeadline is noon Monday •(907) 443-5235 • Fax (907)443-5112 • e-mail [email protected]
Employment
For more information or an up-to-date vacancy list, go to www.NortonSoundHealth.org or contact Human Resources at (907) 443-4573
NSHC is a drug-free workplace and will apply Alaska Native/American Indian preference for hire (under PL 93-638 and Veteran Preferences). NSHC will also initiate a criminal history/background check for all positions.
Seeking Qualified Applicants
In Nome
Behavioral Health Services: Recovery Coach - Provide guidance and motivationto community members as they work toward their goals of a healthy lifestyle.
Dental: Dental Assistant Trainee, I, II or III -
Laboratory: Medical Laboratory Technician - Performing sample collectionwhile providing a pleasant patient experience and quality specimens to the laboratory.Phlebotomist Uncertified
Materials Management: Materials Support Technician ensure receipt, storageand distribution of all materials delivered to the materials management Departmentby various vendors.
Nutrition Services: Relief Food Service Worker and Cook provides customerservice in the cafeteria accepting payments from customers.
Patient Financial Services: Health Information Technicians, Patient AccountRepresentatives, and a Business Office Trainer. Performs financial support inbilling, filing, handling records, and more.
Patient Hostel: FT Manager of Patient Hostel - by directing assigned employees,demonstrating leadership, providing work direction, motivation, training, assistance and performance evaluations.
Plant Operations: FT Maintenance Engineer I provides skilled maintenance andcomplex repair work on the physical plant, hospital, campus grounds, and limitedmedical and non-medical equipment.
Summercise Assistant: Ages 14+ $16.00/hour. Call soon to apply.
Certified Medical Assistant: Unalakleet FTCHAP Supervisor Instructor – In Region
Community Health Aide Positions:
2 Elim (PT625) 1 Golovin (PT625) 2 Koyuk (PT75) 2 Little Diomede (PT625, PT75) 3 Stebbins (PT625, PT75) 1 Unalakleet (PT75) 1 Wales (PT75) 1 White Mountain (PT625)
Certified Travel Specialist Elim – Relief Koyuk – Relief Little Diomede – PT85 Shaktoolik – Relief Shishmaref - Relief Savoonga – Relief
Clinic Maint. Tech Little Diomede FT Elim FT
EVS 1 Elim PT50 1 Golovin Relief 2 Koyuk PT, Rel 2 Little Diomede PT50, Rel 1 Savoonga Relief 1 Shishmaref Relief 1 St. Michael Relief 1 Stebbins Relief1 Wales PT502 White Mountain PT50, Rel
Village Based Counselor: White Mountain PT625
Dental Dental Assistant Trainee or I
– Savoonga FT Dental Assistant Trainee
– Unalakleet FT
In Our Village Communities:
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Small Office Suites starting at $585/month
Front Properties LLC is offering space in the building to suit your needs
Front Properties has heated dry storage spaces and office spacefor rent, starting at $585.00/month. Prices vary dependent onlength of lease and size of space but are very reasonable. The location is the Nome Federal Building (Post Office and CourtHouse).
For more information contact Chad Myers (907)715-4230 orThomas Vaden (907)952-1000
Coming available soon retail and office space on the Second Floornext to Post Office, suite size from 234 rsf - 7,000+ rsf, street viewsand ocean views. This is a great opportunity to start your businessin a perfect location that everyone comes to.
Retail / Office /Storage Space Available in Nome on Front Street
The Nome School District is hiring for an experienced andskilled Maintenance Technician III to join and support theirteam. Interested applicants should have knowledge of HVACsystems, electrical systems, plumbing oil fired boilers, hydronic water systems. Basic computer skills with Gmail,Google Suites and Microsoft Office applications required.Starting rate of pay is $30.00/hr plus benefits. To apply, visit:nmsusa.com/employment (Job ID# NOM00188). For moreinformation, contact John Mortensen, Facilities Director, at(907) 244-4121 or [email protected].
Job openings
NMS is seeking to hire an experienced Janitorial Supervisorto join the Nome Public Schools team. Starting rate of pay is$28.00/hr plus a competitive benefits package. Minimum job requirements are as follows:
•Must have at least three (3) years of directly related experience and supervision of employees •Basic computer skills with Google Suites, Microsoft Suite applications, and email. •A valid Driver’s License and an acceptable driving record for the past three (3) years.
Apply today and start your new career by visiting:nmsusa.com/employment (JOB ID NOM00184). For more information, contact John Mortensen, Facilities Director, at(907) 244-4121 or [email protected]
Job openings
Nome Eskimo Community is recruiting for the following positions:
• Cultural Activities Paraprofessional (Nome): Temporary, Seasonal Full-Time, Non-Exempt. The pay range is $25.24 + D.O.E.
• Environmental Intern (Nome): Temporary, Seasonal Full-Time, Non-exempt. The pay range is $21.15 + D.O.E. • Laborer (Nome): Non-exempt, Regular Full-Time. The pay range is $19.93 + D.O.E. • Tribal Services Case Manager (Nome): Regular Full-Time, Non-Exempt. The pay range is $25.24 + D.O.E.
All positions Closing Date: June 19, 2020Apply today! NEC has great benefits and competitive salaries.Go to www.necalaska.org for a job description and application.Questions? Contact Cathy at 907-443-2246 or [email protected] possible, NEC will extend a hiring preference for employment inaccordance with section 7 (b) of Public Law 93-638.NEC is a drug free workplace. When required, applicants must pass acriminal history check to be considered.
WANTED—Large bull muskox horn,moose/caribou antler, old ivory, Eskimo ar-tifacts. Call Roger 304-1048 or [email protected]
WANTED – Mark Knapp at The CuttingEdge in Fairbanks is buying legal ancientwalrus ivory, musk ox horn, mammothivory and teeth.Very good prices. 907-452-7477. Knapp’sCutting Edge 1971 Fox Ave Fairbanks AK99701. [email protected]
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CITY OF NOME PUBLIC NOTICE
O-20-06-01 An Ordinance to Establish, Ap-prove, and Adopt the FY 2021 City ofNome General Fund Municipal Budget andExercising the Power to Assess and Au-thorize the Levy of a General Property Tax
O-20-06-02 An Ordinance the Establish,Approve, and Adopt the FY 2021 City ofNome School Debt Service Fund Budget
O-20-06-03 An Ordinance to Establish, Ap-prove, and Adopt the FY 2021 City ofNome Special Revenue Fund Budget
O-20-06-04 An Ordinance to Establish, Ap-prove, and Adopt the FY 2021 City ofNome Capital Projects Fund Budget
O-20-06-05 An Ordinance to Establish, Ap-prove, and Adopt the FY 2021 City ofNome Construction Capital Projects FundBudget
O-20-06-06 An Ordinance to Establish, Ap-prove, and Adopt the FY 2021 City ofNome Port of Nome Fund Budget
O-20-06-07 An Ordinance to Establish, Ap-
prove, and Adopt the FY 2021 City ofNome Port of Nome Capital Projects FundBudget
The ordinances had first reading at therescheduled regular meeting of the NomeCity Council on May 26, 2020 and were ad-vanced to second reading/publichearing/final passage at the regular meet-ing of June 8, 2020. The meeting will takeplace in Council Chambers of City Hall, lo-cated at 102 Division Street. Copies of allordinances are available in the Office of theCity Clerk.
5.28, 6.4.2020
Week ending 5/29/2020
CivilNo current civil cases on web site; start2NO-20-00135CI
Small ClaimsNo current cases filed on website; start2NO-20-00006SC
CriminalState of Alaska v. Roxane
Yalaali Ozenna (9/16/88); Dismissal; CountI: Indecent Exposure 2°; Filed by the DAsOffice 5/26/20.
State of Alaska v. ChristopherLee Mueller (9/21/84); 2NO-19-455CR Dis-missal; Count I: Criminal Mischief 5°; Filedby the DAs Office 5/27/20.
State of Alaska v. ChristopherMueller (9/21/84); 2NO-19-590CR Count001: Assault 4; DV; Date of Violation:
10/28/19; Any appearance or performancebond is exonerated; CTNs Dismissed: 002;3 months, 0 days suspended; Immediateremand AMCC; Initial Jail and Police Train-ing, Surcharges due.
State of Alaska v. ChristopherMueller (9/21/84); 2NO-20-35CR CTN 002:Violating Conditions of Release; Date of Vi-olation: 1/19/20; Any appearance or per-formance bond is exonerated; CTNs
Dismissed: 001, 003; 5 days, 0 days sus-pended; Immediate remand AMCC; InitialJail and Police Training, Surcharges due.
State of Alaska v. ChristopherLee Mueller (9/21/84); 2NO-20-148CR Dis-missal; Count I, II, III: VOCR; Filed by theDAs Office 5/27/20.
State of Alaska v. ChristopherLee Mueller (9/21/84); 2NO-20-150CR Dis-missal; Count I: Assault 4; Count II, III, IV,
V: VCR; Filed by the DAs Office 5/27/20.State of Alaska v. Christopher
Mueller (9/21/84); 2NO-20-159CR Count001: Assault 4; DV; Date of Violation:4/5/20; Any appearance or performancebond is exonerated; CTNs Dismissed: 002,003, 004, 005, 006; 3 months, 0 days sus-pended; Immediate remand AMCC; InitialJail and Police Training, Surcharges due.
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Nome Animal Control & Adopt-A-Pet443-5212 or 443-5262
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Koyuk Native CorporationP.O. Box 53050Koyuk, ALASKA 99753Office (907) 963-2424 Fax: [email protected]
ANNUAL MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS
POSTPONED
The May 7, 2020 Koyuk Native Corporation Annual Shareholder meeting at the KoyukSchool has been postponed until July 7, 2020. Koyuk Malemute School doors open @10:00AM, meeting scheduled to start by 12:00PM.
Nome Eskimo Community cordially invites NEC Tribal Members to provide input on using NEC’sCARES Act Funding. NEC are hosting a series of listening sessions to collect input. Listening sessionswill be held on:
Wednesday, June 3 6:00PM Tuesday, June 9 12:00PM Monday, June 15 6:00PM
Meetings will be held at Trigg Hall located at 200 West 5th Ave however we will have to limit the amountof attendees due to health concerns. Those attending are encouraged to wear fabric face coveringwhich can be available. You can also join the meeting by phone: 1-800-315-6338 CODE: 33156.
We encourage written comments sent to [email protected]. Members are always welcometo call in comments to NEC’s main phone line 907-443-2246 anytime.
NEC is also seeking 2 interested Tribal Members to participate in the CARES Act Planning Committee.Interested applicants must meet NEC Tribal Council Candidacy qualifications: 1. Enrolled member ofNEC; 2. At least 21 years old; 3. Must not have any substantiated child protective history 4. No felonyconvictions and no more than two misdemeanor convictions; and 5. Reside in the vicinity of the Cityof Nome for the last year. To apply submit a detailed resume and a cover letter that describes your interest and qualifications to [email protected]. Deadline to apply is 5PM June 19, 2020.
There is a Special Tribal Council Meeting on June 25 at 11:00AM where we will discuss suggestionsand the committee selection.
Attention Nome Eskimo Community Tribal Members
Nome Police Department activities reportedbetween Mai 25, 2020 – May 31, 2020.During this period there were 352 calls forservice received at the Nome Police Commu-nications Center; 100 (28%) of these calls in-volved alcohol. The Nome VolunteerAmbulance Department responded to 7 ambu-lance calls. The Nome Volunteer Fire Depart-ment responded to no fire call during thisperiod.
NPD responded to 9 calls reporting intoxicatedpersons needing assistance. Two people wereremanded to AMCC as protective holds; andone person remained at the hospital for med-ical evaluation/treatment.
NPD issued five citations for minor consumingalcohol.Sunday, May 28, 2020Offense: Endangering welfare of a child in thesecond degree. Name: Adam Iyapana. Loca-tion: Front Street.
ArrestsA total of 56 arrests and charges made with 56(100%) alcohol related.
Monday, May 25, 2020Charges: Assault third degree, Theft fourth de-gree, Criminal trespass first degree. Name: Fran-swa Henry. Location: E. 5th Ave.Charges: Sexual abuse of a minor, second de-gree. Name: Zenon Habros. Location: Greg Kr-uschek Ave. Charges: Two counts violation of conditions of re-lease. Name: Trevor Green. Location: West DStreet.Charges Five counts violation of conditions of re-lease. Name: Adam Saccheus. Location: FrontStreet.Charge: Criminal trespass first degree. Name: Ge-offrey Milligrock. Location: K Street.Charges: Assault in the fourth degree, DV; Crimi-nal mischief in the third degree, DV; Furnishing Al-cohol to a minor, Criminal trespass seconddegree. Name: Scott Aningayou. Location: TobukAlley.
Tuesday, May 26, 2020Charges: Violating Conditions of release, proba-tion violation. Name: Xavier Pete. Location: W.Front Street.Charges: Assault fourth degree, Criminal Trespassfirst degree, two probation violations. Name:Chantal Starr. Location: E. H St.
Wednesday, May 27, 2020Charge: Criminal trespass second degree, DV.Name: Michael Mayac. Location: W. 2nd Ave.
Friday, May 29, 2020Charge: Theft in the fourth degree. Name:Dawnelle Apangalook. Location: W. Front St.Charges: Assault in the fourth degree, threecounts of violating conditions of release. Name:Wayne Penayah. Location: W. Front Street.Charges: Assault fourth degree, four counts viola-tion conditions of release. Name: Martin Murray.Location: E 6th Avenue.
Saturday, May 30, 2020Charges: Criminal mischief third degree. Name:Ryan Okleasik. Location: W. Front St.Charges: Criminal trespass first degree, probationviolation. Name: Elaine Bogeyaktuk. Location: E.Front St.Charges: Two counts violating conditions of re-lease. Name: Daniel Ahmasuk. Location: E. 3rdAve.Charges: Two counts violating conditions of re-lease. Name: Lincoln Lee. Location: E. 5th Ave.Charges: Driving under the influence, Petition torevoke misdemeanor probation. Name: DerekMartin. Location: W. 2nd Ave.Charges: Indecent exposure second degree, vio-lating conditions of release. Name: Travis Koku-luk. Location: E. Front St. Charges: Resisting arrest, Theft fourth degree,four counts of violating conditions of release.Name: Victoria Simpson. Location: W. Front St.
TrafficA total of 8 traffic stops were conducted during thisreporting period with 2 citations issued, 5 warn-ings given. NPD responded to 1 report of a MotorVehicle Accident during this reporting period.
Monday, May 25, 2020Offense: Proof of insurance to be carried on de-mand. Name: Caleb Behm. Location: Nome-TellerHwy.Offense: Fail to stop at stop sign, Driving with anout of state license after 90 days. Name: Christo-pher Harmon. Location: 3rd Ave.Offense: Failure to exercise due care to avoid col-lision. Name: Amos Olanna. Location: Front St.
Disclaimer: This is a record of activity. The is-suance of citations or the act of arrest doesnot assign guilt to any identified party.
C Detachment, Nome Post; No news reported (5/22-29/2020)
Seawall
Trooper Beat
By Laine WelchRecycled fishing nets from Cor-
dova will soon help launch a newclothing line by Grundens, themaker of the iconic foul weathergear “built by fishermen for fisher-men for over a century.” The Cop-per River Watershed Project is“refreshing” its net recycling pro-gram underway for a decade that’sbeen backed by the Pacific MarineStates Commission. Now, the pro-gram wants to broaden its base andstand on its own, said Shae Bow-man, Watershed operations man-ager. “The vision with a newprogram is to create a self-sustain-ing recycling program that is a val-ued asset to the commercial fishingfleet. We also want to provide ahigh quality product to recyclers.And we don’t want to have to beconstantly chasing down grants and
sources of funding,” Bowman said,adding that the project has recycledover 200,000 pounds over 10 years.
Enter Nicole Baker, founder ofNet Your Problem, who since 2015has jumpstarted net recycling pro-grams across Alaska. Her work sofar has included gathering and ship-ping primarily plastic trawl nets toEurope where they are recycled intopellets for sale to makers of a myr-iad of products from skateboards tocellphone covers. “I think the gill-net fleet is pretty dialed in, butseines are made out of the sametype of plastic that gillnets are, sothose two gear types can be recy-cled together,” Baker said. A goal isto fill a 40-foot shipping containerthis summer. But changes in the re-cycling market mean that unlike be-fore, the nets must be clean andstripped before drop off.
Fish Factor
“You have to collect a reallyhigh quality product that somebodywants to buy,” Bowman explained.“We don’t want to collect some-thing that’s full of garbage andthat’s the problem we’ve been strug-gling with. I really want to get theword out that we need to recyclenets better. Our nets coming in needto be clean and stripped of any non-nylon material – that’s the corklines, the lead lines, the hangingtwine, all that needs to be removedto increase our quality.”
European recyclers will turn theCordova nets not into pellets formaking other plastics, but into yarnfor clothing.
Enter Grundens.“Our statement as a brand is “we
are fishing,” said Mat Jackson,Grundens chief marketing officer.“We believe it’s really important touse our brand voice and strength tohelp protect and maintain healthymarine environments and to lend ahand where we can. But at somepoint, you’ve got to just start doingit and making the process happen.And when talking with Nicole, Cor-dova became something thatseemed like a tangible opportu-nity.”
Jackson said the net recyclingproject also dovetails nicely withGrundens new clothing line.
“In 2021 we are launching a fullline of products from technical out-erwear to more lifestyle casualitems like shorts built out of“Econyl” regenerated nylon, whichis largely comprised of recycledfishing nets and has been a mainsource that Nicole has been pursu-ing in terms of shipping this gearout of Alaska and into a recyclersupply chain,” Jackson said, addingthat he believes it is “a really pow-erful package.”
“Our consumer base is commer-cial fishermen, but it also includesrecreational fishermen and deliver-ing them a product that fits theirneeds, performs at a high level, andis built from recycled material thatour core customer uses to make aliving, we just feel is an incrediblypowerful message to help put thespotlight on these efforts and hope-fully build a coalition around thisprocess,” Jackson said. “Becauseit’s going to take more than just ourbrand getting involved. This reallyhas to become an effort that thewhole industry starts to embrace.”
Bowman agrees.
“My big hope,” she said, “is thatif we can get this program to workout, it can serve as a model for othercommercial fishing communities inAlaska as they look into setting up arecycling program.”
Seafood Council reduxGot Milk? ... Beef – It’s What’s
for Dinner! … Pork – The OtherWhite Meat …The Incredible, Edi-ble Egg —those are familiar brandslogans, all backed by the producerswho pitch their products with a uni-fied voice.
From livestock to fruits anddairy, most U.S. food makers havesome sort of national marketingboard supported by federal and in-dustry dollars to promote their prod-ucts. Seafood could soon be amongthem. Reviving a dormant NationalSeafood Council is gaining steamamong industry members, espe-cially as Covid-19 upends markets.
About a year ago, SeafoodSource reports that the Marine Fish-eries Advisory Committee broughtup the idea to restart the council.MAFAC is a federal advisory com-
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mittee to the Secretary of Com-merce and NOAA Fisheries. Sincethen, the idea has met with lots ofenthusiasm, and MAFAC hasformed an 11-member task force tomove forward.
A National Seafood Council wascreated by the U.S. Fish andSeafood Promotion Act in 1987. Itoperated for five years before run-ning out of money and becomingquietly defunct. MAFAC membersagreed that if any food could nowbenefit from more consumer educa-tion, it’s seafood. A NationalSeafood Council could help withmarketing, research, and educa-tional awareness for all U.S. fishand shellfish products, both farmedand wild. It also could improve con-sumer confidence by allaying con-cerns about seafood safety andsustainability, and highlighting itsmany proven health benefits.
The MAFAC committee’s firsttask is to define what direction apromotional council could take. An-other is checking the language in the1987 Act to make sure it is meetingthe needs of today.
The core mission would be sim-ple - to get Americans to buy and eatmore seafood.
Patron saint of salmon As Alaska’s salmon season gets
underway, it seems appropriate toacknowledge the patron saint of
salmon— Saint Kentigern of Scot-land.
Born long ago in 518, Kentigernwas the illegitimate son of a king’sdaughter. He trained as a priest at amonastery, where his sainthoodevolved around a dangerous love-triangle. Legend has it that the kingsuspected his wife of having an af-fair, because she had given one ofher favorite rings to a court favorite.The king took the ring when theman was sleeping and threw it farout into the River Clyde.
When he returned home, the kingangrily demanded that his wifeshow him the missing ring andthreatened her with death if shecould not produce it. In her misery,the queen beseeched the priestKentigern to help her. Kentigerntook a fishing rod to the spot wherethe ring had been flung into the riverand quickly caught a salmon. Amaz-ingly, upon cutting it open the ringwas found in the salmon’s belly.
The queen was able to deliver thering to her doubting husband andpeace was restored.
From the time of his death in603, Kentigern was regarded asScotland’s patron saint and thecathedral at Glasgow was built inhis honor. To this day Kentigern’sfigure and symbols, including asalmon, make up that city’s coat ofarms.
So who knows - perhaps a quickprayer to the patron saint of salmonwill lead more fish to your nets.
•Fish Factor
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Photo by Nils HahnKAYAKERS— Two kayakers enjoy a beautiful day on the water in front of Nome.
