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  • Organizers behind the Correct The Map campaign say the Mercator map's shrinking of Africa minimizes the continent's global influence — and is just plain inaccurate.
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  • Diane Million cuts the ribbon for her new business. A good deal of business news during the COVID-19 pandemic has been grim. But happily, in Kodiak, there is a glowing exception to the rule. Diane Million’s Million Recipes food truck has finally opened for business after a ribbon cutting ceremony Monday afternoon officiated by Sarah …
  • Board games, particularly tabletop games, were rising in popularity before the pandemic began. With families at home together and people looking for an escape from computer screens, it follows that board games would become even more popular. And Kodiak’s own Grand Slam Toys and Games has been here to feed the need. “Board games can …
  • Dance is typically the sort of skill taught in person, but atypical times call for atypical solutions. And so, in the face of the COVID pandemic, Next Step Dance Kodiak brought their dance instruction online. “Last spring, we had to go all-online over the course of one week of spring break. I had already had …
  • COVID-19 hit martial arts hard, but the Kodiak Karate School knows how to get back up when it’s been knocked down. After many months of closure, Kodiak Karate was finally able to have classes on a regular basis again in February, and head instructor Daniel Eubanks is pleased. “Classes started out really small. It took …
  • During a Borough meeting last Thursday, the application from Ben Millstein to distill liquor at the Kodiak Island Brewery was approved. There’s more work yet to do- he still needs state approval and acceptance for a formula and a label, but his dream is that much closer to reality. Millstein is pleased, but he knows …
  • Americans have been anxiously awaiting another economic stimulus bill since the CARES Act in late March, and a second bill could pass at any moment having made its way through the House and Senate, but President Trump has thus far refused to sign it. Business leaders around the country are tracking the new bill up …
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  • Until the coronavirus pandemic, the Kodiak Island Brewery was a lively local hangout. Until the coronavirus pandemic struck, the Kodiak Island Brewery was a thriving local business, but sales crashed after the brewery closed its tasting room in March. Ben Millstein hopes he can turn that around when he reopens his brewery, For the last …
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