The number of fully vaccinated Kenai Peninsula Borough residents 16 and older has increased by 10.4% since April 5.
Nearly 40% of Alaskans across all ages — 38.3% — had received at least one vaccine dose as of Tuesday.
The deaths were recorded after death certificate reviews.
Keren Lowell was barred from her job after criticizing Dunleavy’s proposed budget cuts, according to lawsuit.
Pregnant women were excluded from vaccine clinical trials early on.
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The company still owns the property in Cooper Landing, but has put the project on the “back burner.”
The Kenai Police Department looks at guidelines and training that could potentially prevent inappropriate police conduct, Ross said.
The Soldotna library will do an educational science experiment that can be viewed online.
Out of the seven Alaska regions at high-alert level, the peninsula ranks just below Anchorage and the Matanuska-Susitna region.
Around 16,000 people who were HEA members in 1989 and 1990 will receive a credit on their May energy bill statement.
In the Kenai Peninsula Borough, 35.3% of Alaskans 16 and up are fully vaccinated.
On April 30 and May 1, volunteers will help collect any litter or debris at the refuge that’s been covered by snow all winter.
SoHi teens discuss living with pandemic, why they got vaccinated.
