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Local farmer aims to donate poultry to residents in need
She said she will process and donate both live poultry and cuts of meat to the local food…
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COVID, year 2
Vaccines, new strains, protests and hospital overflows marked 2021’s volatile year
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High clam mortality rate forces closure on east Cook Inlet next year
The closure prohibits harvesting any clam species from the mouth of the Kenai River to the southernmost tip…
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Workforce rep offers insight to young entrepreneurs
The group aims to connect entrepreneurs aged 21 to 39 with the resources they need to build and…
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Hospital full as omicron threat looms
The facility was operating at 106% Monday, even without a lot of COVID hospitalizations.
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Feds fund peninsula energy efficiency efforts
The initiative is part of the Build Back Better agenda under the Biden-Harris administration.
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Winter weather advisory in place for western peninsula
1 to 4 inches of snow and around one-tenth of an inch of ice buildup is expected.
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Cases down, but officials urge vaccination against omicron
The state reported an average of 159.1 cases per 100,000 people across the state cumulatively over the past…
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Out of the Office: Solace in skating
I’m used to the cold, but Alaska’s darkness has proved difficult to get used to.
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Governor revisits proposal to divide DHSS
The move would create a Department of Health and a Department of Family and Community Services.
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Eastern peninsula COVID cases decline
COVID cases on the eastern peninsula have been rapidly declining since late September.
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‘Urgent’ need to address youth mental health in Alaska
In 2019, suicide was the leading cause of death for young adults ages 15 to 24 in Alaska.
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Triumvirate brings Narnia to life
The acclaimed tale follows four siblings who discover a snowy fantasy world beyond the doors of an antique…
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Skating recital returns after almost 2 years
The skating recital is a full-costume performance to music.
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Alternatives sought for tobacco-related school suspensions
Tobacco policy violations accounted for more than 1,800 days lost from school in Alaska in the 2018-2019 school…
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Alaska reports its 1st omicron case
The case was reported in an Anchorage resident who had tested positive for the virus after traveling internationally.