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May/June 2012 |
 Fire Island Wind project construction underway
Southcentral Alaska's first utility-scale wind project expected to be commissioned in fall
Fire Island Wind LLC is moving forward on construction of Southcentral Alaska's first utility-scale wind farm, located three miles west of Anchorage on Fire Island.
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 North Wind evolves, expands
Company competes, wind competitive contract awards
In December 2009, CIRI purchased North Wind, a company based in Idaho Falls, Idaho. Since then, North Wind has grown to a group of companies employing more than 300 scientific, engineering, management and professional personnel in office locations throughout the country.
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 A word from the president
Wind project draws from global resources, provides local benefits
CIRI's Fire Island Wind project has been in the works for more than a decade. Most of the early work involved planning, testing, permitting and financing took place on the island or in offices and meeting rooms and out of broad public view.
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Help CIRI locate shareholder addresses
The following CIRI shareholders do not have a current mailing address on record and should fill out the change of address form at CIRI's offices, or download it from the CIRI website or send a signed and dated letter that includes the new address, telephone number, birth date and the last four digits of their social security number.
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 In Touch: Graduate
CIRI descendant Dominic J. Fisk graduated from Dimond High School in Anchorage on May 7. He is furthering his education at the University of Alaska Anchorage, and plans to enroll in the Alaska Native Science and Engineering Program in the fall.
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 In Touch: Award winner
CIRI descendant Linda Reinert received a Spirit of Youth Award from the Communities Mobilizing for Change on Alcohol coalition for her exemplary volunteer service.
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View contact information for CIRI nonprofit services and programs
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 Alaska Native Charter School beats odds
Partnerships, dedicated staff and volunteers create success
The Alaska Native Cultural Charter School got off to a rough start in 2008 with lower than expected enrollment, a facility still undergoing renovations and other bumps in its untraveled road. But it's been making up for it ever since by never wavering from its mission: "Building student excellence through traditional cultural learning."
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 CIHA wins award
Mountain View Village recognized
Cook Inlet Housing Authority (CIHA) accepted a Pacific Northwest Regional Council Award for Innovative Service for its Mountain View Village project, CIHA's variety of affordable rental properties located throughout Mountain View. The award, accepted on April 29, recognizes CIHA's contributions to the Mountain View neighborhood.
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 CIHA awarded grant to benefit Loussac Place
In early May, Cook Inlet Housing Authority (CIHA) was notified that it received a Rasmuson Foundation Tier 1 Grant of up to $25,000 to be used for capital projects, technology updates, capacity building, program expansion and creative works.
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 KNBA broadcasts special radio series
In May, KNBA produced and broadcast a special radio series, "Climate Change and Alaska Natives," looking at how climate change issues are being faced by Alaska Native communities.
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 CIRI Spotlight: Shareholders Angela Blue, Kristy Deacon
Mother and daughter make difference at Alaska Native Cultural Charter School
Many students at the Alaska Native Cultural Charter School (ANCCS) would succeed no matter which school they attended. Others do the best they can under the burden of troubles that run deep. When CIRI shareholder and ANCCS third-grade teacher Angela Blue looks into the eyes of the struggling ones, she often sees her own reflection.
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CIRI dividend, Elders' payment news
CIRI will mail or directly deposit its second quarter 2012 dividend of $8.48 per share on June 29. Shareholders who own 100 shares of stock will receive $848. Payments of $450 from the CIRI Elders' Settlement Trust will be mailed to eligible Elders or directly deposited on June 8.
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 CATC offers benefits to CIRI shareholders
And CATC is hiring, too!
Enjoy the summer beauty of Alaska with CIRI Alaska Tourism Corp. (CATC). CATC provides discounts to CIRI shareholders and their immediate family members for stays at the Talkeetna Alaskan Lodge, Seward Windsong Lodge and Kenai Fjords Wilderness Lodge, as well as for excursions with Kenai Fjords Tours.
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Barnett, Fleek and Wasky win Stock Will Prizes
The winners for the February, March and April 2012 Stock Will Participation Prizes are Kristen Dawn Barnett, Jeffrey Campbell Fleek and Mary Cecilia Wasky, respectively.
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View the obituaries of shareholders who have recently passed away
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