Bethel Fire Chief Daron Solesbee said that no injuries have been reported. He said that the shed showed signs of a person having occupied it, and a mattress was found inside.

During their Oct. 26 meeting, the Bethel City Council will be back in their city hall chambers for the first time since May. They’re expected to vote on whether to allow the public into future meetings amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Plus, the city could continue its vaccination incentive program.

When Sharon Slim tested positive for COVID-19, she didn’t go to the hospital right away. She was living in Anchorage and taking care of her mother. Since she had worked for over a decade as a Community Health Aide, she knew to monitor her oxygen levels. When they plummeted, she checked herself into the Alaska Native Medical Center.

Linda Curda was celebrated for her long career in health care education, and in supporting Alaska Native song and dance.