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One (1) new case has been identified in connection with the outbreak at the seafood processing facility in the Kodiak Island Borough. Staff from the Department of Public Health have conducted a contact investigation and remain in contact with the individual to ensure self-isolation and care.
Please join us on Monday, August 10, 2020, at 6:30 pm for a live community update.
Twenty-five (25) new cases have been identified in a remote area of the Kodiak Island Borough. These cases are nonresidents in the seafood industry. This brings the case count to 58 for Kodiak Island; 42 of those cases are considered active.
Kodiak Emergency Services Director Live Update No. 21 The Kodiak Emergency Services Director will be hosting a Live Update on Thursday, August 6, 2020 beginning at 12:00pm.
Too often these days we hear people say, “what’s in it for me?” It seems some people feel they need to be compensated or recognized for even the slightest bit of effort. Which is why, I guess, it is always so refreshing to see or hear about someone doing something for a friend or neighbor with no expectation of a reward. It is particularly heartwarming to me when the person doing the nice gesture is a kid. As a former kid myself, I’m well aware of the pervasive stereotype of the lazy and selfish teen. But there are kids right here in our own community who defy this label and have gone out of their way to assist those around them.
RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE OF THE ACTION Happy Friday. Today I would like you to meet Mia Stewart and her pup, Speck. Mia is a fourth grader in Pamela Gray’s class at East Elementary School. Speck is a 10 year-old shelter rescue and has been in the Stewart family for about five years. Speck is amazing. Mia and her family spend a lot of time doing outdoor activities like hiking, kayaking and snowboarding and Speck is always right there in the middle of the action.
