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  • Launch Pad B, the site of Astra’s first DARPA Launch Challenge launch in late February, 2020. Astra funded the construction of the pad this past summer, though it still belongs to Alaska Aerospace Corporation. (Photo by Kavitha George/KMXT).
    Explosion during Astra launch rehearsal results in damage and small fire
    An unexpected error during a rocket launch rehearsal caused a small brush fire and damage to launch facilities at the Pacific Spaceport Complex on Kodiak on Monday. Alaska Aerospace CEO Mark Lester reported the “anomaly” caused an explosion on Launch Pad B at 2 p.m. Monday afternoon. No staff were present at the pad during …
  • HEALTH MANDATE: All elective oral health procedures are required to be postponed for one month
    **COVID-19 HEALTH MANDATE** Issued: March 19, 2020 By: Governor Mike Dunleavy Commissioner Adam Crum, Alaska Department of Health and Social Services Dr. Anne Zink, Chief Medical Officer, State of Alaska To prevent the spread of Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19), the State of Alaska is issuing its sixth health mandate based on the authority under …
  • Dr. Elise Pletnikoff and Dr. Evan Jones share coronavirus prevention guidelines during a March 19 edition of The Lowdown at KMXT. (Photo by Maggie Wall/KMXT)
    KANA offering phone triage service to all Kodiak residents
    Kodiak’s local medical workers are preparing the community with guidelines on how to avoid catching and spreading coronavirus within the community. As of Thursday, Alaska has nine cases of COVID-19. Kodiak still has no cases of the disease. Dr. Evan Jones with Kodiak Area Native Association says one person in Kodiak has been tested so …
  • Demonstrators outside the Providence Kodiak hospital hold signs reading “Hands off my sick leave” and “Honk for fair contract.” (Photo by Kavitha George/KMXT)
    Five days before a strike, AMEA likely to vote “no” on a Providence contract proposal
    At Kodiak’s only hospital, nurses, physical therapists and medical support staff are preparing to strike on Friday. A medical union announced last week the intent to strike after Providence asked to delay negotiations by 30-45 days to allow time to prepare for coronavirus spread. Demonstrators outside the Providence Kodiak hospital hold signs reading “Hands off …
  • State recommends non-urgent procedures be delayed for three months
    KMXT received this press release from Governor Mike Dunleavy’s office. We post it here as received, with minimal editing. ** COVID-19 HEALTH ALERT** Issued March 16, 2020 By: Dr. Anne Zink, Chief Medical Officer, State of Alaska DHSS strongly advises that all Alaskans follow this guidance from U.S. Surgeon General Jerome Adams and …
  • The M/V Tustumena pulls away from Kodiak in January, beginning a ferry service gap of more than three months. (Photo by Kavitha George/KMXT)
    Summer ferry schedule includes new pricing schedule
    The Alaska Marine Highway System summer ferry schedule was released last week. Kodiak’s first arrival will be the M/V Kennicott on April 25, arriving from Homer. The M/V Tustumena will make its first trip Kodiak from Homer on May 2. This summer will see somewhat reduced service in some places. According to Department of Transportation …
  • The Kodiak Island Borough Building. (Photo by Kayla Desroches/KMXT)
    Borough Assembly approves surplusing two parcels, gets update on local coronavirus preparations
    Last night the Kodiak Island Borough Assembly handily dealt with all its agenda items, approved the disposal of property seized for not paying taxes, and authorized two contracts for design work. And as KMXT’s Maggie Wall reports, there assembly had a brief training on the coronavirus. Click arrow to listen to report, or …
  • Newscast — Friday, March 6, 2020
    In this newscast: The city of Kodiak puts together an incident management team to prepare the community for a potential spread of the coronavirus The Borough Assembly authorizes two design contracts, hears a report from Bayside Fire Department and awards one borough staffer Employee of the Year and Employee of the Quarter awards. Saturday is …
  • Two Kodiak-based Coast Guard firefighters practice using proper nozzle and hose techniques to douse the flames of a simulated helicopter fire during air rescue firefighting training held at the Kodiak-based Coast Guard fire department, Kodiak, Alaska, June 1, 2019. Kodiak-based firefighters routinely train for potential aircraft fires as they are on standby for Air Station Kodiak aircrews upon take-off and landing. U.S. Coast Guard photo by Billy Ecret.
    Remote. Rugged. Extreme. Coast Guard firefighting in Kodiak
    KMXT received this article and photo from the U.S. Coast Guard public affairs office. We’ve posted it as received. Story by Petty Officer 3rd Class Lauren Dean U.S. Coast Guard District 17 Firefighter Phillip Galindo dons his gear, layering up for the unforgiving Alaskan elements. For Galindo, it’s just another day at work on the …
  • Newscast — Monday, March 2, 2020
    In this newscast: The Alutiiq Museum is preparing to help people digitize their photos of Alutiiq life and people. If you have old family photos, or even more recent ones, the museum would like to see them. They will digitize photos to preserve them and make them easier to share. And, with your permission, they …
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