Ten new cases were reported in Alaska on Monday.
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Dipnetters should socially distance, wear face coverings when needed and wash hands and surfaces.
Twelve of the new cases are Alaska residents and seven are nonresidents.
Registered voters have the option to mail in an absentee ballot, vote early or vote in person.
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The man shot and killed a black bear in the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge.
Cases were identified in Homer, Soldotna, Kenai and southern peninsula area.
The restrictions are out of concern for Kenai River and the Kasilof River king salmon populations.
One nonresident case was reported in a seafood industry worker in the Aleutians East Census Area.
The Beaver Loop Road Improvement Project is “98%” done.
No new Homer cases in Sunday report
Subsistence rod-and-reel fishing for king salmon on the Kenai River will be prohibited.
The annexation proposal would add 2.63 square miles to Soldotna’s existing boundaries.
Thursday’s case count update brings the number of active cases on the peninsula to 66.
