Nearly one in four eligible Alaska residents — 24.8% — were fully vaccinated against COVID-19 as of Friday. That milestone comes the week after Alaska… Continue reading
CPH will continue to follow up with employees to see if they are interested in being vaccinated.
The peninsula’s commercial fishers are entering a time of unknowns.
Soldotna was the first city on the peninsula to offer a shop local program, which went live at the end of 2020.
It was the year that almost wasn’t for peninsula tourism.
Across the peninsula, CARES dollars funded grant programs offering financial relief to residents, workers and businesses.
“Solarize is a win, win, win”
One element of the CARES Act was the Coronavirus Relief Fund, through which the State of Alaska received $1.25 billion.
Among the projects KPEDD is working on this year are the borough’s Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy and an Economic Resiliency Plan.
Nona Safra sits on the board of the Alaska Commission on Aging.
The new cases bring Alaska’s statewide case total to 61,089.
More than half of peninsula seniors — 52.30% — are fully vaccinated.
The declaration was first issued on March 18, 2020 and has since been extended six times.
As of March 3, more than $55,000 in vouchers had already been distributed and more than 50 businesses were signed up to participate.
‘I really doubt it’s going to pass,’ Vance said of governor’s idea to close rural locations
All of the trees at 3 Friends Dog Park must be removed, report says
Ideological divide over the word ‘highway.’
E-Wallet Purchase (Add Funds)
Term Subscription