The Ice Is Getting Thicker

The ice is getting thicker on Big Lake, thick enough for people to walk on it without being worried about falling through. There is a layer of snow over the ice and the ice is kind of slippery. The lake is very big, it is the widest lake in the Huslia area but it is…

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Halloween

Halloween is just 24 days away, and it promises to be an exciting time filled with candy and a thrilling carnival featuring a haunted attraction! Get ready for spooky fun and sweet treats as we celebrate the season! Halloween started over 2,000 years ago with the ancient Celts, who celebrated a festival called Samhain. They…

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Pilot crashed near Anchorage big lake

There was a pilot that crashed in Big Lake near Anchorage. Paul Spiro, a 70-year-old man, died in the crash. He was found in a float plane. Divers went to the partially submerged plane and pulled out his body. The woman got out of the plane and swam to shore and told a resident that…

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The Kratky method of hydroponics

This week in Joey’s class we are learning to grow our own junk hydroponics. We have a choice on what we want to grow in the hydroponics. Hydroponics are a series of different types of growing water systems like the Kracky system its very simple. The system typically consists of a container like a plastic…

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How Lesbians Helped LGBTQ+ Rights

A long time ago, gay people didn’t have the same rights as other people. They couldn’t get married and had to fight for things that others already had. This story is about how it took a long time to make gay marriage legal, and how lesbians helped a lot in the fight. It took many…

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Junior High Basketball to Tok

The junior high girls and boys basketball teams recently traveled to Tok to participate in an exciting tournament. Zane Roberts represented the Huslia Hustlers and earned the All-Tournament award for his outstanding performance. On the girls’ side, Kennah Sam and Emma Olin were also recognized with All-Tournament honors for their contributions to the team. Unfortunately,…

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