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Peninsula health care providers prep for COVID-19
As of Wednesday at 5 p.m., there were five positive cases of COVID-19 confirmed on the peninsula.
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Democratic party turns to vote-by-mail primary
All in-person voting scheduled for April 4 has been canceled.
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2 COVID-19 cases reported on central peninsula
The cases were reported via Facebook Saturday night in update of the borough’s coronavirus response.
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Correctional facilities brace for coronavirus
DOC announced several measures, including closing all of its facilities to visitors.
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Kenai passes emergency declaration; Soldotna council to consider declaration Thursday
The ordinance would also give City Manager Stephanie Queen emergency executive authority.
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‘We don’t want to see people dying’
Bars, restaurants and entertainment venues grapple with new mandate.
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3 news cases of COVID-19 reported, 1 in Seward
The Seward case self-reported and self-isolated when mild symptoms appeared.
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Soldotna, Kenai announce more closures
In an effort to limit the spread of the new coronavirus, both Kenai and Soldotna announced on Tuesday…
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Public health offers guidance on coronavirus
The state of Alaska and local communities are beginning to implement closures of public buildings and events and…
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Public safety briefs for March 11, 2020
Information for this report was taken from publicly available law enforcement records and contains arrest and citation information.…
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Candidates announced for HEA board elections
Completed mail-in ballots must be received by 5 p.m. on May 6, 2020 in order to be counted.
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Pebble representative pushes mine project at chamber luncheon
The Pebble Mine Project seeks to develop an open-pit mine in an area north of Iliamna Lake.
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Carpenter takes new tack on state budget
Carpenter suggests making the permanent fund large enough that returns can fund state services.
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Governor gives chambers virus update
Dunleavy canceled peninsula appearances, spoke to chambers via cell.