Two Alaskans died this week and 16 more were hospitalized after contracting the disease.
The Seward Cares Act Relief Fund will be open from July 27 to Aug. 17.
Next week will see one of the six launches that was initially scheduled for 2020.
The report says Pebble Mine would not have a measurable effect on fish numbers
The biggest project would be the construction of a new school in Kachemak Selo.
Soldotna’s chamber joined forces with Wednesday Market to celebrate the town while avoiding crowds.
The noncriminal advice hotline will be available three days a week.
Thursday’s report does not reflect the 96 cases identified in Seward on Wednesday night.
Closure for Upper Cook Inlet’s commercial set net fishery, all Kenai River king salmon sport fishing.
Residents are advised not to re-occupy “hazard zones” until authorities indicate it’s safe to do so.
The temblor struck just after 10. p.m. Tuesday, 75 miles south of of Chignik in the Aleutian Chain
Dunleavy declined to commit to a statewide mask mandate.
The outbreak was identified when an employee at OBI Seafoods tested positive on Sunday.
State records 19th Alaskan death associated with the disease
Of the new cases, 92 are residents and 17 are nonresidents.
Local customers bring a variety of opinions to new face-mask policies at retailers.
Church gets new roof, cupolas, crosses for 125th anniversary
“We are on a tightwire between a rock and a hard place.”
Applications are available on the city’s website, Soldotna.org/CARES, and will be available until 5 p.m. on July 31.
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