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Alaska Storm Recovery Finds a Year Is Shorter Than the Repair List

A year after the remnants of a typhoon seriously damaged Alaska Native villages in western Alaska in October 2025, one of the hardest-hit communities is still recovering. The anniversary marks the passage of time, not the completion of the work. For a remote community, the storm's consequences have lasted well beyond the weather itself. The calendar can neatly label the disaster as last year's event, while the people living with its damage have a less convenient schedule. Recovery does not become finished simply because the date returns.

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