Gov. Mike Dunleavy has expanded the disaster declaration for the severe December storm swept through Southeast Alaska to include relief for individuals whose homes were damaged or destroyed.
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‘I feel kind of like a hero’: Many hands are getting the COVID-19 vaccine to Southeast Alaska
Because the Pfizer vaccine has to be stored at a temperature of minus 70 degrees celsius, SEARHC will store it in freezers at their Sitka headquarters and then fly packages to outlying communities.
Petersburg Assembly takes up discussion about Southeast Alaska’s landless Native communities
Legislation introduced by Alaska’s congressional delegation this fall would grant over 23,000 acres each to five new urban Native corporations, in Petersburg, Wrangell, Haines, Tenakee and Ketchikan.
Wrangell says goodbye to its ‘Grinch tree’ and gets ready for traditional tree lighting ceremony
Wrangell’s stand-in Christmas tree was well loved while it lasted.
Citing ‘stalemate’ on masks, Alaska municipal and health leaders say it’s time for a new approach from Gov. Dunleavy
Municipal and health care leaders are pushing Alaska GOP Gov. Mike Dunleavy to take a new approach to contain Alaska’s COVID-19 outbreak, as case counts rise, schools remain closed, businesses clash with customers over face coverings and hospitals warn that they’re stretched thin.
‘Pretty much sums up 2020’: With its tree-lighting ceremony canceled, Wrangell makes do
Despite its desultory appearance, the tree has sparked joy.