Zachary Snowdon Smith
Zachary Snowdon Smith was the editor of The Cordova Times from February-December 2021.
Review: First Cow
A film so calm and quiet it’s practically inaudible, “First Cow” might have been made to watch while self-isolating.
Review: Tell No One
“Tell No One” is a workmanlike thriller that doesn’t attempt to subvert the genre.
City adopts revised virus alert system
Cordova City Council unanimously adopted a revised system for coordinating local response to the novel coronavirus pandemic.
Copper River Nouveau expands as it goes online
The July 12-18 Copper River Nouveau fundraiser will be the first carried out online, foregoing a traditional banquet and silent auction for livestreamed entertainment and an eBay-style electronic auction.
Salmon Jam shows off local talent via Twitch
“It’s a way to have more interactivity, because we’re not going to be jumping and bouncing on the dancefloor together,” said Copper River Watershed Project Program Director Kate Morse.
Cordova reports 9th, 10th virus cases
Cordova’s medical response team reported two new cases of the novel coronavirus Friday, July 10. These cases were travel-related, according to a release by the city.
USCGC Fir has new commanding officer
“My family and I are extremely excited to be here,” Lt. Cmdr. Michael Manuel said. “We’re Alaskans, through and through … We’re excited to get the opportunity to live here and to work as part of the Coast Guard in Prince William Sound.”
2nd locally spread virus case reported
Cordova’s medical response team reported a second non-travel-related case of the novel coronavirus Thursday, July 9.
Review: Viena and the Fantomes
“Viena and the Fantomes” suffers under the illusion that the vulgar, the formless and the unpleasant are more “real” than their opposites.
Review: Twisted Pair
What can be said about “Twisted Pair,” an 89-minute plunge into a vortex of total lunacy?
