Cama’i Igyararmiut! Alussistuakegcikici cali allrakukegtaarmek piamci! (Merry Christmas and Happy New Year)
As we wrap up the most challenging year in recent history, we end with a grateful heart for the health and wellbeing of our community, and the hard work that went into protecting each other and our village. Since our annual meeting and Christmas party has been postponed, I am providing a Presidential Report via the newsletter to share...
Rhonda is not new to our team, she’s spent the last 5 years with us as a contracted accountant with Arctic Tern Professional Services and assists in the annual audit prep proces...
$3,000 Grant Will Help the Library Work with Residents on Ideas for New Housing
Igiugig Tribal Library has been selected as one of 200 libraries to participate in Libraries T...
Aqvautat: The Race, a retelling of the late Mike Andrew’s oral story about a little vole who gets into some big trouble, is set to be published this spring! Aqvautat is Igiugig...
Waqaa Igyararmiut! Quyana to those who joined the library event in October. I am thankful for your good comments and reflections, and it was good to get a little glimpse of Igiu...
The Minute Madness started off as a month long active challenge but has quickly evolved and expanded from one to four. A Facebook community page was created so participants can ...
Igiugig Makuryat School Update
The annual turkey shoot took place on November 25th, 2020. There were about 20 participants in the turkey shoot this year. The prizes were a ham,...
Welcome to 2021! We’ve all made it safely to 2021 despite a world pandemic we are currently enduring. If you're not willing to accept change, then you’ll never be able to learn....
At the end of May, after a week of intensive training, Renae Zackar and Martha Crow replaced A.J. Gooden as the on-site librarians for the Igiugig Tribal Library. Through the in...
Hello! We are the Bybee's. Thank you Igiugig for being so welcoming to our family. We've had a great summer so far! Here is a little bit about who we are. Amanda was born in Eug...
Wangkuta. This is a short word in Yupik, but its meaning is powerful. Wangkuta literally means “us” or “we.” Now, you see, I didn't just throw in a random Yup’ik word for your e...