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COVID testing numbers down across Kansas City metro COVID-19 testing is down in Kansas City, which is both good and bad. and last updated 2021-03-08 08:08:13-05 LEE’S SUMMIT, Mo. — The number of people getting tested for COVID-19 around Kansas City, Missouri, is dropping, and health leaders say the trend is both good and bad. It’s good because the numbers of people getting sick, going to the hospital and dying are also down. It’s bad because health leaders rely on a baseline...

Print article In Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s Feb. 18 letter to Sen. Lora Reinbold, he stated that she betrayed the public trust by repeating inaccurate information. Further, he added “I will not continue to subject the public resources of the State of Alaska to the mockery of a charade, disguised as public purpose.” Perhaps a look in the mirror is in order for the governor, who in December said there is an “outside chance” that Joe Biden would become the next president and joined the Texas...

Print article I wish I could put as much into so few words as Jay Cross did in his letter to the editor on Feb. 22. I can only add that Sen. Dan Sullivan came from wealth, made the connection to Alaska through his wife and, I feel, has a questionable allegiance to Alaska. The smell of rotten fish and money sometimes have a similar aroma. — William P. Beltz

Resuming cruise ship service to Alaska isn’t simply a matter of changing the ships’ flags to that of the United States.

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Print article With regard to the letter to the editor by Andrew Lamb, published on Feb. 19 and critical of the Alaska congressional delegation, I wish to correct the record as the governing law is the Passenger Vessel Service Act — not the Jones Act, which regulates cargo between U.S. ports.   I know Sens. Lisa Murkowski and Dan Sullivan, as well as Congressman Don Young are making a compelling case to their colleagues to appropriately address Canada’s misdirected action and how best to ...

Print article Great op-ed from Frank Baker about how oil is in everything we do. The mostly younger anti-oil population seems to not think about those kayaks and boards they enjoy are petroleum-based. Let’s not forget about how much is in the medical end of things. Cellphones; how could they survive without those?   It’s easy to complain about something when not looking at the big picture. — Liz Forsman

Today’s laboratories are handling higher throughput and smaller sample sizes than ever before. Click to read more...

SunStar + March 02, 2021 In my last Monday’s column, I wrote about the conflicting results of the reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) or swab test and the saliva test introduced by the Philippine Red Cross (PRC). A Cebu City-based company employee was found positive in the saliva test, but negative in a swab test. When he volunteered to isolate himself, he was not admitted at the community isolation center of the local government unit (LGU) where he is residi...

Hi Everyone, I have registered for the exam, March 21 is the day. I took Manhattan Free Cat 4 days back and got he score ...