Sealaska votes on making descendents shareholders
Southeast Alaska’s regional Native corporation will soon know whether shareholders descendents will become stockholders themselves. Juneau-based Sealaska will count ballots on the descendents measure at its annual shareholders meeting Saturday in Anchorage. Supporters say it will share the wealth with generations of younger Natives with Southeast roots. Opponents say it will dilute original shareholders’ dividends…
Sealaska offers $600,000 in scholarships
Southeast Alaska’s regional Native corporation is taking applications for its annual scholarship program. The scholarships help shareholders and their families cover the cost of college or vocational school.
Sealaska offers $600,000 in scholarships
Southeast Alaska’s regional Native corporation is taking applications for its annual scholarship program. The scholarships help shareholders and their families cover the cost of college or vocational school.
Sealaska offers $600,000 in scholarships
Southeast Alaska’s regional Native corporation is taking applications for its annual scholarship program. The scholarships help shareholders and their families cover the cost of college or vocational school.
Dividends up for Sealaska shareholders
Most Sealaska shareholders are getting $350 to $800 each this month. The end-of-year dividends being paid to Tlingits, Haidas and Tsimshians are the highest in several years.
Sealaska could add younger shareholders
Juneau-based regional Native corporation Sealaska will hold a vote next year that could give dividends and ballots to shareholders’ descendents. Officials are holding a series of meetings on the issue.
Sealaska land selections target Tongass
Southeast Alaska’s regional Native corporation is talking to federal officials about taking over land that’s now part of the Tongass National Forest. Sealaska is interested in selecting or trading for timber-rich forest lands within the region. Members of Alaska’s congressional delegation say they are working on the issue.
Sealaska proposes Native-managed timber trust
Southeast Alaska’s regional Native corporation has a plan to revitalize the area’s timber industry. Sealaska on Monday proposed putting most Southeast timber lands under the control of a Native-managed timber trust. That organization would oversee logging and marketing under a regional brand. And it would bypass many of the current regulatory roadblocks Tongass National Forest…