Native Village of Afognak

The Native Village of Port Lions is a federally recognized tribe located in Settlers Cove, Alaska, home to approximately 200 residents. Established in 1978 by displaced residents of Afognak, the community blends traditional Alaska Native culture with modern innovations, fostering a spirit of respect and neighborly support among its members. The Tribal Council promotes cultural pride and self-determination while providing essential services such as health education, economic development, and family activities. With a commitment to preserving their Alutiiq heritage, the village emphasizes community well-being and environmental protection, ensuring a thriving future for its members. Generated from the website

Sun'aq Tribe of Kodiak is a federally recognized Alaska native tribe. Located in Kodiak, Alaska, the group represents more than 1,500 Sun'aq tribal members who reside on the island of Kodiak, on other islands in the Kodiak Archipelago, elsewhere in Alaska and Hawa'ii. It is dedicated to rebuilding traditional political and cultural institutions and practices. The group builds and supports Sun'aq tribal unity, cultural identity and lifeways. The people of this tribe blend the traditional lifeways of its tribal ancestors with the customs and practices of the many nations, such as Russia, China and Scandinavia.

Kodiak Island Liquor License Association is a licensing organization based in Kodiak, AK, specializing in providing liquor licenses to businesses in the area. With a focus on facilitating the legal requirements for selling alcohol, the association serves as a resource for businesses seeking to obtain the necessary permits to operate within the regulations of the industry. Generated from their business information