The KSRM News Department compiled some of the top stories from this past week.
Monday, November 16:
Unsolicited Tech Support Leading To Expensive Fraud In Alaska, CPH Confirms Current COVID Spike Impacting Hospital Capacity, Congressman Don Young Hospitalized-Then-Released For COVID Over The Weekend
Tuesday, November 17:
DHSS Discusses Next Phases For Alaskan COVID Vaccinations, Over $45 Million In CARES Act Grants Approved For Kenai Peninsula Businesses, With More To Come, Alaska Governor Defends Virus Approach Amid Criticism
Wednesday, November 18:
Fulbright Program Selects Kenai Peninsula Teacher For Six-Week Experience In Uzbekistan, Flocking From The Kenai To Hawai’i? Get COVID-Tested With Hawaii’s “Trusted Partners”, Local Mayors Urge Residents To Take Individual Action To Curb COVID Spread
Thursday, November 19:
When Caller ID Says ‘Homer Electric Association,’ Think Twice Before Answering, Senator Sullivan Briefed By COVID Vaccination Leadership Group: “They Are Very Focused On Alaska”, 2020 Salmon Harvest Summary Affected By Pandemic
Friday, November 20:
Alaska State Parks Offering Free Nov. 27 Parking To Encourage Safe Thanksgiving Weekend, Soldotna Man Eludes Police, Gets Frost Bite & DUI Charges, October Jobs Down 8.8% From Last October
