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Borough oil and gas assessment values up
Despite news about expected downgrades in local resource production, the Kenai Peninsula Borough's preliminary oil and gas assessments climbed from 2009 to 2010.
Shed burned, house saved
Ja-Net Raines was headed for her early morning shift at Lowe's when she spotted a fire near mile marker 16.8 of Funny River Road Wednesday morning.
Thefts, chase keep Soldotna police busy
Thefts and a high-speed chase kept the Soldotna Police Department busy recently.
Knights topple Stars in overtime: SoHi plays more than 32 minutes in all 3 tilts
Matt Johnson needs a new pre-game speech.
Hard work makes for happy return
After graduating five seniors from last year's Soldotna boys basketball team -- the 2009 state champion runners-up -- earning back-to-back state berths was, well, unlikely.
Annual season kick off sends anglers on hunt for kings and cash in Homer
The 17th Annual Homer Winter King Salmon Derby is a bit of a misnomer this year, the event will be held on the first day of spring.
Ready to rock: Kenai band hopes to revive local music scene
When people think of the central Kenai Peninsula, "mecca of rock" doesn't typically come to mind. Outdoor adventure? Yes. Fishing? Of course. But it's no early-90s Seattle during the grunge explosion.
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Transitions 2010
- Commercial fishery harvest projected at 700,000 fish
- Community anxious, excited over arrival of retailer
- Returning Kenai Peninsula graduates bring expertise, economic boost to community
- In-state gas demand may overtake contract
- Medical field shows potential for growth
- Cook Inlet commercial fishermen must be resilient to stay afloat
- Definition of success changes with the times
- Gloom, bright spots in oil, gas
- After weak 2009 season, industry operators look for steadier future
- Change: State's economy downshifts heading into 2010
- More Kenai Peninsula visitors looking for natural experience
- Hospital initiative brings more specialists to central Kenai Peninsula
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