On Friday, the state reported 453 new COVID cases, for a seven-day cumulative rolling average of 195 cases per day.
The Soldotna City Council voted to set aside $350,000 in excess CARES dollars for the shop local program earlier this year.
Nikiski rec center hosts Christmas celebration
A Toyota Sienna minivan delivered the peninsula’s first COVID shots to Central Peninsula Hospital in Soldotna on Dec. 16 last year.
Realtors donate holiday gifts to at-risk kids.
The films range from extreme sports to outdoor winter hobbies, while also promoting sustainable recreation.
The man and a companion were hunting deer and seals on Esther Island in Prince William Sound, troopers said.
A winter storm warning was issued Thursday
Peninsula reported 10 cases
The pair were reportedly hunting on Wednesday on Esther Island in Prince William Sound.
On Tuesday, the Chugach Avalanche Center announced “very dangerous avalanche conditions.”
A federal lawsuit challenging the ruling has temporarily blocked its enforcement.
Triumvirate’s former building burned down Feb. 20.
The center reported Saturday that current avalanche danger was considerable above 1,000 feet and moderate below 1,000 feet.
It’s still unclear if the omicron strain is more dangerous than other COVID variants.
Library holds art and book sale fundraiser
Soldotna celebrates Christmas in the Park
Historical society carolling event returns after hiatus
Omicron was first identified as a “variant of concern” by the World Health Organization on Nov. 26.
The Sport Fish Division plans to release approximately 7 million fish into the Alaska water systems over the next five years.
