The study looks at nine different indicators for 15 Cook Inlet chinook popluations.
The employee is not a therapist and did not have direct contact with any clients, owners says.
This brings the total number of resident cases to 1,693 and nonresident cases to 339.
It was the first death from paralytic shellfish poisoning in 10 years.
Guest speaker Jill Schaefer discussed the Alaska North Slope Oil Production Tax Increase Initiative.
City of Seward pledges $500,000, memberships soar
New aid targets smaller businesses, commercial fishing
Alaska’s Department of Health and Social Services reported a slight rise in hospitalizations Tuesday, along with 54 new cases of COVID-19 across the state –… Continue reading
Officials say king salmon runs have significantly underperformed preseason expectations.
The aquarium is expecting a decline in visitor revenue of nearly 70% this year.
Chief Medical Officer Anne Zink urged Alaskans to make responsible decisions.
Video evidence of the incident and multiple calls from concerned citizens led to the arrests.
The state also reported 1 new death.
Dipnetters see quiet 1st day, with moderate catch
Seven of the new resident cases reported Thursday were identified on the Kenai Peninsula.
The city has distributed $1.9 million in grants to 186 businesses and nonprofits.
4-H looks for alternative ways to host animal auction
Residents may now obtain permits for burn barrels as well as for small and large-scale brush fires.
Dipnetting on the Kenai River opens Friday.
Borough residents can apply for these grants July 13 through July 24.
