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Soldotna to look at public gathering policy
The policy would not limit private or public gatherings on private property within city limits.
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City announces health and safety measures for dipnet fishery
Dipnetters should socially distance, wear face coverings when needed and wash hands and surfaces.
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Alaska’s economic downturn continues
Both job numbers and unemployment showing significant changes from last year.
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Spokesman: Great summer for Alaskans to visit national parks
“It’s a great summer in Alaska to see the great, big, beautiful national parks in your backyard.”
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Assembly passes vote by mail ordinance, fails to reconsider
The ordinance to change the process to a vote-by-mail hybrid was enacted on a vote of six to…
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Embattled Johnsen resigns as UA president
Johnsen’s resignation announcement came a week after the faculty union demanded he quit.
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State reports 19 new COVID-19 cases
Twelve of the new cases are Alaska residents and seven are nonresidents.
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Survey sheds light on what worries Alaska’s fishermen
779 fishermen shared their primary concerns from before and after the coronavirus outbreak.
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Ballot access promised at virtual town hall
Registered voters have the option to mail in an absentee ballot, vote early or vote in person.
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Pebble proposes dividend program for controversial mine
The Pebble Partnership said at least $3 million a year would be distributed once construction begins
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COVID-19 cases rise on peninsula, elsewhere
The 20 new cases bring Alaska’s total number of COVID-19 cases among residents to 696
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6 South Peninsula Hospital staff have tested positive for COVID-19
The six employees work in five different departments in the hospital.
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Resident in Homer assisted living home, previously positive for COVID-19, now tests negative
The resident at Friendship Terrace Assisted Living had been reported positive for the virus Friday.
