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- Local Boy Scouts working on three leadership projects to support medical workers during COVID-19 outbreak
- Set Free Alaska stays online to maintain essential care for those in recovery
- Alaska Department of Revenue issues updated forecast
- Foraker head talks about challenges faced by nonprofits due to COVID-19
- 14 new COVID-19 cases reported in Alaska Sunday
- Moosey picked to be Palmer's Manager among four other candidates
- Salvation Army supporting Valley residents with ever-increasing need during COVID-19 outbreak
- Wave of new federal money heads for Alaska
- 'Double blessings': Locals and Everett’s donating meals to first responders
- No new cases in the Mat-Su Valley, 15 people now hospitalized due to COVID 19
- Troopers investigating deaths of two adults in the Wasilla area
- Young denies comments he made in Palmer
- Commissioners announce fee changes
- Hospital, health foundation respond to pandemic
- Alaska Education Commissioner announces Alaska Statewide Virtual School
- Moosey named Palmer manager
- Mat-Su Food Coalition reports double demand for food assistance in Valley amid COVID-19 pandemic
- ConocoPhillips resumes limited flights for employees from Anchorage to North Slope
- Businesses work to adjust; Noisy Goose among Valley restaurants offering curbside service to stay open and continuing serving their customers
- First COVID-19 case reported in Wasilla; state mandates extended
- 14 new COVID-19 cases reported in Alaska Tuesday, total at 133
- Community members spring into action to feed seniors
- Congressman, Senators join Governor on press conference to address COVID 19
- Knik Pizza offering “contact-free” service amid coronavirus closures, taking less of a hit than sit down restaurants
- AIDEA sets up fund to aid Alaska businesses hit by economy
- First COVID-19 close contact case reported in Palmer
- State officials report 12 new coronavirus cases, 2nd in-state death related to COVID-19
- Legislature takes a recess, votes $1,000 PFD
- State reports 17 more COVID-19 cases, total at 102 as of Saturday
- Borough, cities respond to COVID 19