The KSRM News Department has compiled some top headlines of the week.
Monday, May 3rd:
COVID-19 Vaccines Could Soon Be Available For 12 To 15-Year-Olds, Burn Suspension Delayed For The Kenai Peninsula, Spruce Beetle Outbreak Continues To Ravage Southcentral Alaska
Tuesday, May 4th:
Sen. Dan Sullivan Delivers Annual Address In Joint Legislative Session, Soldotna To Provide Grant To Chamber For In-State Tourism Marketing Campaign, Senate Passes Resolution Urging For Improved Broadband Internet Access In The State
Wednesday, May 5th:
DHSS: Community-Led Sleeves Up For Summer Campaign, Alaska Air National Guard Rescues Stranded Hikers On Rainbow Peak Trail, Soldotna Votes To Support Tsalteshi Trails Association Securing Recreational Trails Grant
Thursday, May 6th:
Assembly Amends Sales Tax Code In Accordance To Updates Adopted By Remote Seller Sales Tax Commission, Dunleavy Proposes State Land Allotment To Alaska Native Vietnam Veterans, Alaska Delivers Drinking Water To Tuluksak
Friday, May 7th:
Human Remains Found On Beach In Nikiski Last Week Positively Identified, Homer Electric Association Members Elect 2021 Board Of Directors, Bill Establishing Alaska Marine Highway Board Unanimously Passes House
