Alaska 20 players glad to return to sports
She was case No. 32, city says.
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These funds were allocated by the governor and approved by the Legislature as part of the CARES Act.
The 19 cases reported on Monday are from seven different communities in Alaska
6 passengers, remaining crew will all be tested and asked to quarantine
The state announced 11 new resident cases Friday, and 12 new cases Saturday across Alaska.
During a virtual town hall, commissioners fielded questions from the public on state recreation.
Seventeen of the 18 new nonresident cases are workers in the seafood industry.
Owners have been getting feelers from in-state visitors, but so far reservations have been rare.
Those arriving from outside the state must self-quarantine, but revisions allow for exceptions.
11 members of the department have been quarantined due to the possibility of COVID-19 exposure.
20 new cases of COVID-19 reported, including 5 on the Kenai Peninsula.
Approximately 40 fraudulent claims have been identified in the past week.
Organizers have had to decide how to change their events to match the times.
The offer is meant to assist local businesses financially impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Cases were reported in Anchorage, Kenai, Homer and in unspecified areas of the peninsula.
South Peninsula Hospital announced last week it would begin offering free, rapid COVID-19 testing.
The reopenings are part of phase one of the borough’s approach to reopening responsibly.
Kenai, Homer, Soldotna, Kenai Peninsula Borough and Anchor Point all reported cases.
