Unalaska Public Library

Unalaska is making progress on a long-awaited library renovation and expansion — plans are confirmed to close the library’s current building and move to a temporary location in the Burma Road Chapel. Librarian Karen Kresh confirmed plans and dates with the contractor Tuesday. She said the library will close its current location on March 14 to begin moving. Kresh said the Burma Road Chapel will function “like a little mini library.”

Unalaska has received its first shipment of at-home COVID-19 tests, according to local health officials. A shipment of 200 tests from the state of Alaska arrived this week and is now available to the community, said Megan Sarnecki, medical director at the Iliuliuk Family and Health Services clinic. The clinic was approved for 1,000 at-home tests – or 500 boxes of two tests each – from the state.

The Unalaska Public Library is once again open for curbside pickup.While the building will remain closed to the public, City Librarian Karen Kresh said…

With help from local fish processor, UniSea, the City of Unalaska opened a quarantine facility in mid-April to house community members and seafood workers…

Unalaska's Community Center, Aquatics Center gym, and Public Library are reopening June 1, with restrictions. While the Parks, Culture, and Recreation…

The Unalaska Public Library is now offering curbside pick-up. Members who would like to check out a book or DVD can call 581-5060 between 1 p.m. and 3…