
Several dozen residents gathered at the ANB Hall for the Indigenous Peoples’ day, held Oct. 9 for food, dance and song. Dishes included baked coho salmon and herring eggs sent from Tlingit and Haida Central Council. Until 2015, the date was recognized in the state as Columbus Day before the legislature voted to rename it to honor the country’s first peoples. “The event itself is a day that we now have legally to stand and…
