Zink said just six months ago she didn’t think the state would have as much vaccine stock as it does now.
As of April 30, approximately 101 million people in the U.S. were considered fully vaccinated against COVID-19.
As part of the declaration, the city temporarily suspended the accrual of all penalties on past due balances and water shutoffs.
He has served on Soldotna’s Parks and Recreation Advisory Board and on the Planning and Zoning Commission.
Large green lawn around one home kept fire from spreading on Saturday.
Zombie fires in boreal forests are associated with hot summers and deep burning into organic soil.
The run might be a little slow the first week.
Soldotna walk-in clinic offers vaccines on demand.
New consortium and marketing campaign aims to retain and recruit teachers
The policy change is in response to updated guidance from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Furie Operating Alaska, LLC, HEX, LLC and Strong Energy Resources, LLC were all identified as bidders.
The refuge’s visitor center has been closed due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The theater’s building burned down in February.
The program would provide vouchers for tourism, travel or hospitality services.
Almost 40 volunteers helped clean up Kachemak Bay State Park in honor of National Trails Day
Sharyl Seese made the comment during a council work session.
Terms of the deal would bar the execution of any right-of-way agreements with the mine project.
Pamela Parker’s successor will be selected during the council’s Wednesday meeting.
“Every time we come up with a thing to move this along, it’s not enough for some people …”
