The Eyak Corporation provides aid for community health
Officials with Native Village of Eyak, The Eyak Corporation and Cordova Community Medical Center are banding together to provide financial relief for Cordova as the community faces the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Commentary: Even in a pandemic, it’s not ‘us vs. them’
Isolating ourselves from the coronavirus doesn't have to mean shutting down the fishery, writes Raven Cunningham.
State begins issuing pandemic unemployment funds
Federal pandemic unemployment compensation checks of $600 each are starting to go out to workers affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, state labor officials said.
Alaska airports get millions to offset COVID-19 costs
Federal aviation officials have released $124.17 million for Alaska airports to offset the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, leaving it to the Legislature to determine specific use of funding.
Two new patients test positive, boosting statewide total to 321
Numbers of Alaskans infected with coronavirus increased by just two in the latest 24-hour period ended at midnight Sunday, April 19, putting the statewide total of those testing positive at 321, while 50 percent of those infected have now recovered.
Letter to the Editor: The Class of 2020, gone before its time
Even in the midst of a pandemic, the cancellation of long-awaited graduation ceremonies still feels like a big deal, writes William Deaton.
NPFMC’s June meeting will be via web conference
Federal fisheries managers have moved their June meeting in Juneau online to a web conference, posting the agenda online and inviting everyone to submit and review comments on each item through the noon (Alaska time) June 7 deadline.
Commentary: Positive parenting during social isolation
Dr. Kristel Rush shares tips on parenting while self-isolating.
The Loan Lowdown: How to get the money your business needs
PPP? EIDL? SBA? IRS? If you’re confused by the alphabet soup of financial help programs, you’re not alone.
With events canceled, CFRC struggles to conduct survey
All survey participants are eligible to enter a drawing for a free round trip to Anchorage — a trip that, fortunately, can be flexibly scheduled.
