The school would not reveal whether the positive cases were in students or staff members due to health privacy laws, but the wrestling team and boys soccer team are being quarantined due to a close contact.
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Juneau transitions to smaller, mobile COVID-19 vaccine clinics
The city is holding its first small pop-clinic Friday at a local business.
Alaska Seaplanes starts daily flights between Juneau and Petersburg
Other companies have tried the daily connection between Petersburg and Juneau but haven’t seen enough passenger demand.
Watch: Juneau to give its latest update on its COVID-19 response
You can stream it live here at 4p.m.
COVID-19 vaccines may soon come to Alaska’s busiest airports
With travel in Alaska expected to spike over the summer, Dr. Anne Zink said that offering single-dose shots at airports could be a key piece of the state’s vaccination puzzle.
A year in: Alaskans recount the moment they knew the coronavirus would change everything
It seems everyone had a moment when the pandemic hit home — when we realized the coronavirus was not going away quickly and would change everything.
Watch: Juneau to give its latest update on COVID-19
Juneau’s April allocation for vaccines will be 3,440 doses, which city leaders will divvy up between the hospital, local pharmacies and city-run vaccine clinics
Juneau still on hydropower, even after controlled avalanche took out transmission line
AEL&P can still pull power from Lake Dorothy and Snettisham southeast of Juneau because one of the transmission lines runs underground below Gastineau Peak’s Snowslide Creek.
Skagway charters private catamaran to replace canceled ferry sailing from Juneau
The boat departs from Allen Marine’s Auke Bay dock today at 1 p.m.
Did you hear it?: Avalanche control booms over Juneau and Douglas
The state Department of Transportation closed the road to all traffic as they tried to set loose the unstable snowpack on the mountainside above the road.