Central peninsula group awarded grant to expand composting efforts
Little Alaskan occupies the space where Bargain Basement used to be in Kenai.
One-third of total COVID deaths at CPH took place in the last month.
Approval of library grant postponed after Kenai council requests to preview book purchases
Seniors seek human connection as pandemic continues.
Kenai National Wildlife Refuge stickers, T-shirts, magnets, travel stamps and enamel pins will be available.
The total nationwide fatalities surpass population of Alaska.
Changes include banning clothing promoting tobacco use and adding language about electronic smoking devices.
Some members of the public and Kenai City Council spoke against health mandates and in support of alternative treatments for COVID-19
The large majority of moose this year were harvested from North and South Kasilof River areas.
“Get it done,” one winner said. “Protect us all, protect our elders and our grandchildren.”
Both council members-elect — Deborah Sounart and James Baisden — attended Wednesday.
The virus accounted for about 7.5% of all underlying causes of death after a review of death certificates.
Trout Unlimited to host fly fishing film festival Saturday.
“I was very honored to be recognized by my peers and colleagues,” Evans said in an interview with the Clarion.
The state also announced 830 positive COVID cases Wednesday.
The burning is intended to mitigate the spread of spruce bark beetles.
The funding requests run the gamut from funding for the Alaska SeaLife Center to expanding projects at the Central Peninsula Landfill.
The program provides chosen applicants with up to $400 to buy and ship trees to their schools.
The state reported 66 more COVID deaths Tuesday, some recent and some as far back as April.
