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State health officials: Masking, vaccines best way to keep kids in school
“If you really want to do away with masks, vaccine is the way to do that.”
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State, peninsula COVID-19 cases continue to surge
More than 3,500 COVID-19 cases were reported in Alaska over the last week.
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Davis appointed to Homer City Council
Jason Davis was sworn in on Monday to serve in the interim position on the Homer City Council.
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Hospital opens overflow unit as COVID inpatients reach 24
The state reported 730 new COVID-19 new cases on Thursday
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Trooper’s gun malfunctioned in Anchor Point shooting
The shooting happened when trooper Bruce Brueggeman attempted to serve an arrest warrant.
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Borough, cities mull use of relief funds
ARPA funds are in addition to money received through the federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act.
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John Hedberg Lake to be stocked with rainbow trout
The state announced last month it was considering stocking the Nikiski lake with trout.
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Soldotna OKs 2-year contract with Brown Bears
The hockey team has used the sports complex as their home facility since 2007.
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60 peninsula COVID cases, 2 Soldotna deaths reported
They include a Soldotna man in his 40s and a nonresident woman in her 70s who died in…
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Soldotna City Council stands by Farnsworth-Hutchings as planning pick
The City of Soldotna and borough have clashed in monthslong recruitment and appointment process.
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Bypass project completion date pushed back
The project aims to reduce congestion on the Sterling Highway through Cooper Landing.
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NOAA beluga viewing festival canceled due to COVID concerns
The “Belugas Count!” event was supposed to be held on Sept. 11.
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Kenai Refuge crew called to Washington wildfires
It’s not uncommon to send crews to other wildlife refuges to aid with fire containment.
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Troopers arrest man wanted in Anchor Point shooting
The man will be charged with first-degree attempted murder and first-degree assault.
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Kenai Peninsula reports 101 new cases
That includes 70 resident cases on the central peninsula.
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Jacoby honored by Seward City Council
The 17-year-old, a senior at Seward High School, won a gold medal for Team USA at the Tokyo…
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Borough mayor promotes debunked COVID treatments
Pierce defends ivermectin as potential virus med, proposes local clinical trials
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Music in the park ends as summer winds down
The Levitt AMP series was canceled last year because of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
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Anchor Point shooting injures trooper
A 60-year-old Anchor Point man wanted in connection to the shooting
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Assembly OKs purchase of training mannequins
The equipment would be used in day-to-day training for the purpose of learning new medical techniques.