Alaskans rocked by Halong plead with feds for help relocating: 'Our land is no longer safe'

Alaskans rocked by Halong plead with feds for help relocating: 'Our land is no longer safe'

Kipnuk Tribal Administrator Rayna Paul speaks at a roundtable regarding Typhoon Halong recovery on May 5, 2026. (Wesley Early/Alaska Public Media) When the remnants of Typhoon Halong blew through Kwigillingok in October, Lucy Martin sheltered in her home with her boys and her father. “Just after 2:15 a.m., I looked out the window and I saw graves rolling, graves and caskets rolling,” Martin said. “It was a real-life horror movie for me.” Martin …