Polls open for Election Day in Cordova
Cordova residents go to the polls on March 1 to elect a new mayor, city council members and school board members and to decide on a $2 million ballot proposition to help finance rebuilding of the city’s South Harbor. Polls are open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the Cordova Center Community Room A.
City considers ways to raise fund, cut costs for South Harbor rebuild
Cordova City Council discussed future funding from the state of Alaska and movement on the South Harbor Project at its Feb. 16 meeting.
Meet the candidates: Cordova City Council seats
Three Cordova City Council seats are up for election March 1. Ken Jones and Molly Mulvaney are running for Seat G. Kristin Carpenter is running unopposed for Seat F. Candidate Tom Bailer is running unopposed for Seat A.
Meet the candidates: Cordova mayoral candidate David Allison
Q&A with mayoral candidate David Allison. Allison is running against Wendy Ranney for mayor of Cordova. Election day is March 1.
Meet the candidates: Cordova mayoral candidate Wendy Ranney
Q&A with mayoral candidate Wendy Ranney. Ranney is running against David Allison for mayor of Cordova. Election day is March 1.
Meet the candidates: Cordova School Board
Candidates for the two Cordova School Board seats are incumbents Barb Jewell, and Theresa (Terri) Stavig, Chris Bolin and Stephanie Rusinski Bernard. Election Day is March 1.
The Cordova Times ownership proposals due May 1
Proposals to be considered for ownership of The Cordova Times are due to Native Village of Eyak by May 1. At a Tuesday, Feb. 15, NVE Tribal Council meeting, councilmembers addressed the Tribe’s desire to find a new owner for The Cordova Times.
Cordovans urge DOT to fix unsteady bridge, provide bike path to airport
At a January 26 meeting at the Cordova Center, residents offered input on the Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities’ 25-year Transportation Master Plan for the Copper River Highway.
COVID protection steps in school carefully monitored
Over the course of the next couple of weeks, the Cordova School District will work closely with state health officials to determine when to begin modifying pandemic mitigation strategies in effect in local schools, to balance health precautions with the importance of in-person learning.
Altermott drops out of school board race
With the March 1 election now less than three weeks away, Cordova School Board member Tammy Altermott has dropped out of the race, leaving four other candidates on the ballot, according to Cordova City Clerk Susan Bourgeois.
