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Due to COVID spike, state funds to be used to cover city administrative leave
COVID cases are up 38% from last week, and have risen significantly since mid-December.
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Schools aim for business as usual as cases reach new highs
On Monday, there were 14 staff members and 69 students self-isolating with the virus
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Homer Chamber welcomes new membership director
Julianne Turner says she is happy to give back to the community
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Sterling highway project to have limited environmental impact, assessment finds
The stretch highway to be improved reaches from Fred Meyer in Soldotna to the bridge over Moose River…
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Sullivan reports in from D.C.
The senator touched on infrastructure, voting rights, defense spending and the pandemic
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HEA accepting nominations for board of directors
The HEA board of directors election is from April 4 through May 3.
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Homer schools mask up
Increased surge in positive COVID-19 cases prompts universal masking at Homer schools.
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Officials to consider ‘Zoom bombing’ ordinance after disruptions
There’s been two separate incidents this week.
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Goldbelt, Allen Marine pick up winter ferry contracts
Contracts were signed this January for several winter runs to Southeast communities.
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Challenger looking to unseat Young visits Kenai
Nick Begich III is campaigning for the state’s lone House seat
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HEA sues Sterling man over power theft
Suit alleges more than $325,000 worth of power stolen from the cooperative since 2014.