- Ninilchik Traditional Council
The Ninilchik Traditional Council is dedicated to advocating for the sovereignty, welfare, and cultural identity of the Ninilchik Tribe, ensuring its legacy thrives for generations
- Health - Ninilchik Traditional Council
NTC provides health services in the Ninilchik, Anchor Point, and Homer areas, and offers assistance and referrals to other medical facilities in Alaska We encourage everyone to maintain or improve their health, both physically and mentally
- About Us - Ninilchik Traditional Council
The Ninilchik Village Tribe, a modern Alaska Native community located in the southern region of the Kenai Peninsula, proudly traces its ancestry to ancient peoples within its tribal boundaries Leading tribal affairs and dedicated to upholding tribal sovereignty is the Ninilchik Traditional Council (NTC), the governing organization of the tribe
- Ninilchik, Alaska - Wikipedia
The US Congress recognized that the people of Ninilchik comprised a quasi-sovereign government (equivalent to American Indian tribes) The Ninilchik Traditional Council (NTC) was authorized as the governing body for Natives who live in the area surrounding Ninilchik or who descended from the original inhabitants
- Ninilchik: Future hub of Kenai public transit? - Alaska Public Media
Public transit service is coming to the Kenai Peninsula soon, according to Ninilchik Traditional Council – the governing body for the Ninilchik Tribe
- Ninilchik launches Homer-Kenai bus service - Homer News
Western Kenai Peninsula residents can now get to Homer, Kenai or Ninilchik by shuttle, courtesy of the Ninilchik Traditional Council The tribal government, based in the small community of Ninilchik about 40 miles south of Soldotna, recently launched its long-planned public transportation system
- Ninilchik tribe sets net in Kenai River - Alaska Public Media
Rather than dip netting, the Ninilchik Traditional Council can now set a gill net From the Swiftwater launch site in Soldotna, Daniel Reynolds heads out on the Kenai with two other NTC employees
- CIRI Signs Trilateral Culture and Subsistence Agreement
In August, CIRI, the Ninilchik Traditional Council and Ninilchik Natives Association Inc signed the Niqnalchint Yaghenen (Dena’ina: “Ninilchik, the good land”) Culture and Subsistence Commitment
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