When ex-Typhoon Halong flooded the Western Alaska village of Kipnuk last fall, a mass evacuation followed. Homes were displaced, with some 90% of the village’s structures destroyed, according to Gov. Mike Dunleavy. Most people made the difficult decision to leave the village. In the end, 19 people stayed behind, determined to see Kipnuk rebuilt — a […]
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