The doctor spent time debunking myths about the vaccines, including noting that there is zero evidence that the vaccine introduces COVID-19 to the body, that there is no way the vaccine could cause infertility, and that those with food allergies should be not be discouraged from receiving the vaccine.

The message thus far has been consistent: a staunch condemnation of the activities taking place as violent protestors have stormed the U.S. Capitol.

Kenai Peninsula Schools will be open to in-school learning for students a week earlier than the school district’s initial plans. The target date was January 18. The return date confirmed by the district on Tuesday is now next Monday, January 11.

DHSS built a website where residents can easily check their eligibility, then check a map to find which local location would be most convenient for them to schedule an appointment.

Area Management Biologist Mike Booz: “It’s been closed annually, by emergency order, since 2015. Razor clams in the east Cook Inlet experienced a decline starting in 2011 through 2015. Razor clams were at an all-time low on east Cook Inlet beaches…”

The “How Do You Alaska” tourism campaign begins by showcasing the fresh food of the region, followed by a series of cuts featuring fishing spots, ski slopes, majestic running paths, eventually taking to the air to show Kenai from above.

Prior to Monday’s announcement, this sect of Alaskans was set to begin the process of receiving COVID-19 vaccinations later this month. The Alaska Vaccine Task Force adjusted the timeline after they assessed how much vaccine remains to be administered.

Pamela Szatanek with the National Weather Service in Anchorage: “The mean sea level pressure was recorded at 928.9mb, which makes it the lowest land-based pressure on-record for the Aleutians.

Mayor Charlie Pierce: “If I were mayor there in Anchorage, I’d have a different plan. I think businesses would be open and we would have a different strategy. I’m thankful that we were able to sustain the open policy down here on the peninsula and keep it that way. I think we’re all better off for it.”