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Midday Report: July 18, 2025

By Brian Venua
Published July 18, 2025 at 1:04 PM AKDT
The executive director of the Polynesian Association of Alaska says they hopes the league can compete in a bigger field soon, since players often hit balls out of the small park, putting windshields and neighbors' windows at risk.
Matt Faubion
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Alaska Public Media
The executive director of the Polynesian Association of Alaska says they hopes the league can compete in a bigger field soon, since players often hit balls out of the small park, putting windshields and neighbors' windows at risk.

In today's Midday Report with Host Brian Venua: more areas of Alaska's waters will be monitored for emergencies via VHF radio, biologists are researching three-spined sticklebacks in Lake Iliamna, the state could lower its opiod overdose deaths, and Samoans regularly gather in Anchorage to play cricket.

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Brian Venua
Born and raised in Dillingham, Brian Venua graduated from Gonzaga University before ultimately returning to Alaska. He moved to Kodiak and joined KMXT in 2022. Venua has since won awards for the newsroom as both a writer and photojournalist, with work focused on strengthening community, breaking down complex topics, and sharing stories of and for the people of the Kodiak Archipelago.<br/><br/>Contact him at brian@kmxt.org
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