According to the Fairbanks Daily News-Miner, the sale of Pilgrim Hot Springs will go through unobstructed after a decision to deny a stay requested by two people who had been acting as caretakers of the property. This means that Unaatuq LLC, a consortium of Alaska Native corporations, other entities and nonprofit groups will be able to take title of the 320-acre property for its successful $1.9 million bid at an auction held in U.S. Federal Bankruptcy Court in early March. The auction generated funds to pay a settlement between the Fairbanks Catholic Diocese and the victims of sexual predators it employed as priests. Read more about the newest development here, and read more about Pilgrim Hot Springs and the back-and-forth between parties interested in acquiring it at auction, here, from an earlier News-Miner report.
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