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  • Emergency Services Director, Mike Tvenge, Sarah Phillips from Kodiak Chamber of Commerce, John Whiddon from Kodiak Economic Task Force, and Aimee Williams from Discover Kodiak are our guests – talking about Governor Dunleavy’s Mandate 016 for businesses and what it means for Kodiak businesses.
  • Our guests on the Lowdown today are: Heidi McNerney, LCSW and MAC from Kodiak Community Health Clinic AND Jody Carman, MPH and Angie Erickson, MSM and MDIV, both from Health Safety and Work Life on the Coast Guard base Join us while we navigate mental health hacks in Kodiak during the Covid-19 pandemic.
  • Today on The Lowdown, host Jared Griffin touches on community questions with members of the Emergency Operations Center: Mike Tvenge, Elsa DeHart, Jim Mullican, and Megan Christainsen. Tune in while we discuss everything from handling tsunamis during a pandemic, the most recent airport procedures, seafood industry Covid-19 updates, senior community precaution updates, and exactly what …
  • Our guests on this edition of The Lowdown, Dr. Shana Theobald- KIACC, Elsa DeHart, NP, DHN and Dr. Curtis Mortenson- KCHC, join host Mike Wall to speak on the astonishing and rising US death toll, social distancing precautions, and the expectations of living in Kodiak through this winter with the continuing presence of Covid-19.
  • Talk of the Rock host Jared Griffin speaks with Margaret Greutert, Curator of Collections, and Tyler-Rose Hoffman, Development and Communications Manager at the Kodiak History Museum about new projects and developments and the museum, and how they see their place in the current anti-racist and decolonization movement.
  • You may recall last week we reported that coronavirus was found in China on chopping boards used for European salmon. Many wondered how it might impact Alaska’s market. In a follow-up story this week we look at what one economist calls a bigger hurdle for the industry how the coronavirus is disrupting the logistics …
  • Dr. Shana Theobald, Dr. Steve Smith, and Elsa DeHart, DNH with public health talked about some things Kodiak residents can do to keep COVID-19 at bay, how the numbers add up and answer questions from the public during this edition of The Lowdown.
  • Today’s guests are Sam Dapcevich, Public Information Officer at Alaska Marine Highway System; and John Whiddon and Aimee Williams with the Kodiak Economic Development Corporation. Sam filled us in on the new COVID-19 testing requirements for the Marine Highway System passengers. Aimee and John talk with Mike about the recent round of CARES funding that …
  • Our guests on The Lowdown today were Dr. Shana Theobald from Kodiak Ambulatory Care Clinic, Elsa DeHart, DNH from Public Health, Dr. Steve Smith from Providence Kodiak Island Medical Center, and Dr. Curtis Mortenson from Kodiak Community Health Clinic. Topics discussed included the latest research on COVID-19, mask use, antibody testing, and more.
  • Today’s guests were April Counceller – Alutiiq Museum, Sarah Harrington – Kodiak History Museum, and Della Hall – Museums Alaska. Today’s topic was all about history – accessing history and museums during the time of COVID-19 and what museums are doing locally to track this moment in Kodiak’s history.
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