One element of the CARES Act was the Coronavirus Relief Fund, through which the State of Alaska received $1.25 billion.
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.
A second test taken by the employee came back negative.
More than half of peninsula seniors — 51.86% — are fully vaccinated.
Two cases, 14 close contacts.
Attorneys will be allowed to visit fully vaccinated inmates in person again.
The event was hosted on Facebook Live.
59% of borough residents 65 and older have received at least one dose.
About 29.9% of borough residents 16 and older have received at least one dose
Affected peninsula communities include Anchor Point, Homer, Kenai and Other North
Two days earlier, senators voted to allow leadership to restrict access by Reinbold to the Capitol.
The milestone comes on the one-year anniversary of Alaska’s first COVID-19 case
Some may question ASAA and our schools if conducting activities is a wise decision in the current environment.
The change comes after the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services issued new guidance.
Affected peninsula communities include Seward, Kenai and Soldotna
About 26.9% of peninsula residents 16 and older have received at least one dose
The city has about $2 million left to spend
