Food banks keeping peninsula fed
The Clerk’s Office set up remote ways for residents to call in and speak on the emergency ordinances.
The state of Alaska reported 14 new cases of COVID-19 on Saturday on its website.
Number of Kenai Peninsula cases grows to 10; state tally rises to 157
The man is being held without bail and is facing 22 charges.
The state’s case daily count will be based on the numbers reported as of 11:59 p.m. the previous day.
Challenges, pleasures of staying active during coronavirus threat
The group will maintain service to their “essential” air service communities, including Kenai, Homer.
The meeting will not be open to the public to enforce social distancing and recent health mandates.
Eatery dine-in services, bars and entertainment venues to be closed indefinitely.
Police ask for public to use common-sense, follow guidelines
“I can’t recall anything else so close to so many people as to what we’re facing now.”
“He has a way about him that makes everybody feel very special.”
‘We’re all in this together’
The official deadline is 11:59 p.m., April 30.
The decision to suspend utility penalties was made for the “public’s best interest.”
Gov. Mike Dunleavy also discussed how the state is working to stabilize the economy.
Residents facing financial hardships due to the pandemic will not see their electricity shut off.
The testing will only be available for those who already have a medical referral.
‘Completely decimated travel in Alaska’
