UNALASKANS AGAINST SEXUAL ASSAULT AND FAMILY VIOLENCE

Domestic Violence Calls Remain Low In Unalaska Despite Statewide Increase

By • May 19, 2020
Berett Wilber/KUCB

A survey shows that many domestic violence and sexual assault organizations in Alaska have experienced an increase in hotline calls as people have had to remain at home amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Matson Says Shipping Supply Chain Uninterrupted By COVID-19

By • Apr 28, 2020
Berett Wilber/KUCB

The company that supplies Unalaska with a weekly vessel service wants to reassure Unalaska residents that there will be no interruption in its supply chains. 

Matson has not missed a shipment since the start of the coronavirus pandemic. 

The shipping company has a unique view of the effect of COVID-19 on the global economy. According to Bal Dreyfus, Matson's senior vice president, Alaska, there's been a not-so-surprising increase in certain orders.  

 

State Budget Cuts To Hit Unalaska Organizations — City, Clinic, And More

By • Aug 20, 2019
Berett Wilber/KUCB

When Gov. Mike Dunleavy vetoed almost $400 million from the state budget in June, Unalaska stood to lose about $1.34 million in funding for local organizations including the city, school district, and clinic.

Newscast: 05/10/19 (5 PM)

By • May 10, 2019

Note: APIA's behavioral health staff is in Unalaska to support grieving students, families, and community members. This weekend, you can reach providers by calling 359-2743. They're available over the phone, or they'll provide information on how you can make a face-to-face appointment. You can also find more information here. 

Newscast: 05/10/19 (Noon)

By • May 10, 2019

Note: APIA's behavioral health staff is in Unalaska to support grieving students, families, and community members. This weekend, you can reach providers by calling 359-2743. They're available over the phone, or they'll provide information on how you can make a face-to-face appointment. You can also find more information here. 

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