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Carey Restino

Carey Restino

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Editor, The Bristol Bay Times

Anchorage

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sports stories and have worked on various opinion pieces mostly geared around sports and world news.I cover news stories

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Total articles 231

  • Atlantic water may be impacting sea ice formation in Arctic

    By Carey Restino Verified| Anchorage Daily News Verified Arctic communities have long been noticing changes in the sea ice across Alaska, with ice setting up later most years and proving less dependable throughout the winter many years. The impacts have been felt by Arctic hunters and travelers who depend on the ice, as well as by coastal communities, which see greater coastal erosion from fall storms that set in before sea ice has formed to protect the shoreline.

    By Carey Restino Verified · Anchorage Daily News

    Mar. 03, 2025

  • North Slope residents gather for Kivgiq 2025

    By Carey Restino Verified| Anchorage Daily News Verified The sound of drums, dancers and singers filled the Barrow High School gymnasium this week as hundreds of people from across the North Slope Borough and beyond gathered to celebrate Kivgiq 2025. This year’s Kivgiq, or Messenger Feast, included the traditional gathering and celebration, but it was also a time to come together and mourn the loss of those who died in the recent crash of Bering Air Flight 445 traveling from Unalakleet to Nome as well as other tragedies and losses in recent weeks.

    By Carey Restino Verified · Anchorage Daily News

    Feb. 13, 2025

  • Atlantic water may be impacting sea ice formation in Arctic

    By Carey Restino Verified| Anchorage Daily News Verified Arctic communities have long been noticing changes in the sea ice across Alaska, with ice setting up later most years and proving less dependable throughout the winter many years. The impacts have been felt by Arctic hunters and travelers who depend on the ice, as well as by coastal communities, which see greater coastal erosion from fall storms that set in before sea ice has formed to protect the shoreline.

    By Carey Restino Verified · Anchorage Daily News

    Mar. 03, 2025

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The Bristol Bay Times

The Anchorage Daily News (ADN) is Alaska’s largest daily newspaper, founded in 1946. Originally launched as the weekly Anchorage News, it became a daily publication in 1948 and transitioned to a morning newspaper in 1964. Headquartered in Anchorage, ADN serves Southcentral Alaska, reaching approximately 68% of residents daily and 73% on Sundays, with a circulation of around 57,622 daily and 71,233 Sunday copies. ADN covers local, state, and Arctic-region news, focusing on investigative journalism and community reporting. It operates digital platforms, including adn.com for breaking news and multimedia content, and Alaska.com, which provides tourism-related information. The newspaper has also established rural bureaus and enhanced its Arctic coverage by hiring specialized reporters. Under the leadership of Ryan Binkley since 2017, ADN has emphasized digital transformation while maintaining its print legacy, continuing to play a significant role in Alaska's media landscape.

Anchorage, Alaska, United States

+1 907-257-4200

Founded: 2008