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1 rescued from Lower Russian Lake by Alaska Air National Guard
One person was air-lifted from Lower Russian Lake by the Alaska Air National Guard and taken to Anchorage…
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Election results to be certified Tuesday
Candidates and voters will have to wait out the holiday weekend for the final results of the primary…
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From Kentucky to Soldotna, veterans come to fish — and heal
When a group of veterans arrived from the Lower 48 to Alaska, some didn’t know each other from…
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Experimental planting produces barley in Cooper Landing
Something new is sprouting in Cooper Landing.
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Local family restoring historic cabin in Kenai
A bent, broken old cabin with a long history is getting new life after decades of decay.
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Pink salmon harvest below forecast, slightly up from 2016
Though pink salmon harvests are ahead of what they were in 2016, the last comparable run-size year, they…
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DNR commissioner reverses water reservation decision on Chuitna
A citizens’ group won’t receive a water reservation in a stream on the west side of Cook Inlet…
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Last Wednesdays in the park
Marketgoers were met with sunshine and clear skies on the last day of the Wednesday Market on Wednesday,…
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Hands of Peace trains offenders in alternatives to violence
Since 1975, a Homer mother and daughter, Karen and Lisa Cauble, have been working in prisons with a…
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Governor signs disability service philosophy bill into law
Alaskans with disabilities will now have more flexibility in determining their care since Gov. Bill Walker signed Senate…
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Produce is plentiful as farmers market season is wrapping up
Despite the unexpected sunny August weather, summer is wrapping up, which means only a few more opportunities to…
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1 still missing after boat overturns in Kenai River
Troopers are still looking for a man who went missing in the Kenai River on Monday when a…
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Road construction to continue into fall in central peninsula
Though the tourism traffic on the Kenai Peninsula’s roads has thinned out as the summer wanes, local drivers…
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Rain doesn’t dampen spirits at Industry Appreciation Day
This year may be the first year that the weather soured enough to rain on Industry Appreciation Day,…
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Homer man charged with stealing $85K in frozen seafood
A Homer man allegedly made off with approximately $85,000 in frozen seafood from a Ninilchik business.
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State, borough may swap some roads
The Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities and the Kenai Peninsula Borough are talking about swapping a…
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Roundtable discussion focuses on salmon sustainability, culture
With participants from a broad swathe of the salmon spectrum, the Kenai River Sportfishing Association’s Classic Roundtable discussion…
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Erosion increases on the Homer Spit
A series of storms and high tides last week sucked tons of sand and gravel out into Kachemak…
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Election in District O, District 29 too close to call
Though the primary polls are closed, some of the races are too close to call until every last…
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Industry rep: Demand for oil and gas still strong, despite production decline
Wednesday’s joint Chamber Luncheon hosted CEO and president of Alaska Oil and Gas Association Kara Moriarty, who offered…