Affected peninsula communities include Kenai, Soldotna, Homer, Other North, Other South and Sterling
The declaration was extended until March 31, 2021
The new cases bring Alaska’s statewide case total to 41,858.
People held signs and glow sticks in Soldotna to protest remote learning
The first of Alaska’s 35,100 doses of Pfizer’s COVID-19 arrived via UPS plane in the state on Monday
Drive-thru events and online crafts are among the family-fun activities being offered this month
Community opposition mounts to Smart Start revisions
Affected communities include Kenai, Homer, Soldotna, Seward, Nikiski, Other South and Sterling
There were 273 cases reported by the Kenai Peninsula Borough over the past week.
Thursday marked the 38th day in a row that the state reported daily case increase of more than 500.
Zink fielded questions from the Kenai City Council during their Wednesday night work session
The beloved school activities bus driver died on Dec. 3 from COVID-19 complications.
Other towers were approved in Ninilchik, Nikolaevsk, Cohoe and Bear Creek
Wednesday marked the 37th day in a row that the state reported a daily case increase of more than 500.
This is the second time that the lease has been extended.
K-6 students will be allowed to return to school on Jan. 19 even if their region is at high risk.
The council will be joined by Chief Medical Officer Dr. Anne Zink, among others.
Applicants should look for calls from phone numbers with a 360 area code or emails from cssalaska.org.
All peninsula communities were affected except for Fritz Creek and Other South
The state’s health officials gave a vaccine update on Monday
