Utqiaġvik, Alaska sees the sun again after 65 days of darkness
Photographer Mark Mahaney documents first sunrise of the year in Utqiaġvik
Living in the dark affects the town's energy and increases crime and abuse
Utqiaġvik residents will experience increasing amounts of sunlight in the coming days and weeks
Town will be in a state of twilight throughout the night in March
Utqiagvik will experience a period of complete darkness in April before the midnight sun in May
The sun will remain visible in Utqiagvik until August 2nd
The low angle of the sun during winter keeps the town in a perpetual state of twilight
Utqiagvik, also known as Barrow, is the northernmost town in the U.S.
The town is located 320 miles north of the Arctic circle.