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Kenai Alt fueled by family, flexibility
“The nature of an alternative school is that we’re flexible and roll with it.”
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Lawmakers reconvene with virus protocols
The protocols, released by the Legislative Affairs Agency, say legislators may refuse screening.
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Sixth Homer resident tests positive
State extends mandatory quarantine for visitors, updates commercial fishing guidelines
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Seasonal worker has COVID-19 in Dillingham; 5th Homer resident tests positive
State extends mandatory quarantine for visitors, updates commercial fishing guidelines
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How are COVID-19 deaths recorded? A crash course on death certificates
State experts provide clarification on how deaths are reported during coronavirus pandemic
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Carpenter likens virus screening stickers to Star of David.
“If my sticker falls off, do I get a new one or do I get public shaming too?”
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Hospital resumes non-urgent procedures; case count increases by 4
On May 4, the state allowed for most non-urgent surgeries and procedures to resume.
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Scientists warn of potential landslide, tsunami in Prince William Sound area
A landslide-generated tsunami is possible within the next year and “likely” to occur within 20 years.
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SeaLife Center in Seward to reopen
The number of people allowed entrance will be limited and sanitation measures put in place.
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Fall school year plans still up in air
The district has created a work group to explore ways school can reopen safely in the fall.
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New bills could bring more coronavirus relief money, spending flexibility
A change is gonna come.
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Fishing charters ask for modified regulations during COVID-19 pandemic
Fishing charters are currently allowed to operate at 50% capacity with people from different households.
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Jets will fly over peninsula to honor health care workers
Residents should be able to see the flyovers from their homes.
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No new COVID-19 cases reported
The total number of cases in Alaska stands at 383, with 38 total hospitalizations and 10 deaths.
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Partially diassembled pipe bomb found in Kenai residence
Police received a call reporting what appeared to be a pipe bomb in a residence on Alder Avenue.
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Assembly to consider climate change commission
The creation of the commission was included as a goal of the borough’s comprehensive plan.
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2 new COVID-19 cases in Juneau
Juneau has reported new cases of COVID-19 for the first time since the middle of April.
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Construction season kicks off
Projects are scheduled for Seward, Sterling Highway, Old Sterling and Kenai Spur highways.
