The “Belugas Count!” event was supposed to be held on Sept. 11.
The Levitt AMP series was canceled last year because of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
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State doctors say ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine aren’t effective at treating COVID-19.
Liljemark is a history teacher at Seward Middle School.
Chief Medical Officer Dr. Anne Zink said the surge has imposed challenges on hospitals and health care workers.
Doors start closing again due to increasing peninsula case counts.
686 COVID cases reported statewide on Thursday
Safeway issued a press release on Thursday stating that additional doses are available at its pharmacies.
83 resident cases and four nonresident cases were reported on the peninsula.
The mandate could take effect as soon as next month.
Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation CEO Angela Rodell gave a presentation at the joint Kenai and Soldotna Chamber luncheon Wednesday.
KPBSD opens doors for first day of classes
There were 14 COVID patients admitted as of Tuesday afternoon.
A new trail connecting the Burney’s and Hideout routes is set to be finished toward the end of September.
The new case count includes 147 resident cases on the peninsula and 12 more nonresident cases under investigation.
The announcement comes after multiple vehicle accidents on the central peninsula have recorded both injuries and fatalities.
The state has neither imposed a mask nor a vaccine mandate throughout the course of the pandemic.
