Zachary Snowdon Smith
Zachary Snowdon Smith was the editor of The Cordova Times from February-December 2021.
How to get tested for the coronavirus
According to the CDC, these symptoms including fever, cough and shortness of breath may develop within two to 14 days of exposure.
Must coronavirus mean the end of movie night?
Netflix Party allows multiple viewers to watch a movie at the same time. The main drawback of this, of course, is that you’re limited to watching selections from Netflix’s hit-or-miss catalog of movies.
New mandate: Air arrivals must stay home for 14 days
Anyone entering Cordova by commercial air service must stay home for 14 days following their arrival, Mayor Clay Koplin announced.
Chamber gathering info for Economic Injury Disaster Loan
The Cordova Chamber of Commerce asked businesses harmed by the novel coronavirus to get in touch.
Cordova readies for arrival of virus
Schools, businesses and city departments have drawn up plans to respond to the spread of the novel coronavirus.
To cancel or not to cancel?
Social distancing has, overnight, become a universally recognized norm. But just how much distance is enough?
Alaska restaurants and bars to halt dine-in service
Alaska food and drink establishments must halt public dine-in service, by order of a mandate announced Tuesday, March 17 by the governor’s office.
Library, museum, other facilities closed
Cordova Public Library, Cordova Historical Museum, the Bidarki Recreation Center and Bob Korn Memorial Pool will be closed until at least March 30.
CFRC launches survey on interpersonal violence
The Cordova Family Resource Center is conducting a community-wide survey on interpersonal violence, substance abuse and mental health issues.
School district suspends district-sponsored travel for students and staff
Cordova School District has suspended district-sponsored travel for both students and staff, according to a Friday, March 13 release by Superintendent Alex Russin. This excludes travel already underway, though this may also be curtailed as new information emerges.
