The event will discuss how the VA has changed its operations due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Alaska’s shortened summer season made operating “simply not viable.”
There won’t be a Mount Marathon Race on July 4 in Seward for the first time since 1942.
Governor announces several changes aimed at reopening the Alaska economy.
A quick return to business as usual could cause a significant uptick in the number of COVID-19 cases if not done properly, modeling from the… Continue reading
Sport and personal use fishing in Alaska will remain open consistent with health mandates.
The program will use “non-congregate shelter solutions,” including hotels and dorms, to house people.
The senators held conferences to share how Congress has responded to the pandemic.
No matter what we are doing, this pandemic has proven how heavily we rely on technology, utilities.
HEA’s bylaws require that a meeting of the members is held every year in the first week of May.
Teachers, students adapt to online school during pandemic
11 new cases reported Saturday, bringing state total to 257
Several local organizations are receiving financial help and resources to boost area public health capabilities and increase testing capacities. The federal government recently sent the… Continue reading
The state entered into a half-million dollar contract with an online school.
Churches find ways to celebrate Easter holiday amid lockdown
9 new cases, but no new deaths or hospitalizations reported Thursday
“The decisions right now are broad, and they’re hard.”
Facing an uncertain future as the COVID-19 pandemic wears on, Alaska’s commercial fishing industry is looking ahead to the upcoming season with determination to salvage… Continue reading
It’s unclear how the global pandemic will impact the district’s bottom line.
Local craft brewers adjust to coronavirus restrictions
