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Soldotna council approves extra $100k for snow removal
At the end of December, the department was already more than $27,000 over their $100,000 budget for snow…
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Peninsula voices join state debate over school funding
Lawmakers heard pleas from education leaders around Alaska to increase the state’s base student allocation
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Soldotna council interviews city manager candidates
The city announced last November that Soldotna City Manager Stephanie Queen will be stepping down
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Lawsuit: Borough retaliated against harassment complaint
The suit says the borough violated the “covenant of good faith and fair dealing” and caused “severe emotional…
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Kenai planning group gives conditional thumbs-up to chicken ordinance
The legislation would allow Kenai residents to keep up to 12 chicken hens on certain lots
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Kenai OKs permit for new Triumvirate playhouse
The playhouse design describes a $4.7 million facility that is two stories with an audience capacity of 150…
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Borough mayoral candidates participate in Tuesday forum
The forum was hosted by the Peninsula Clarion and KDLL 91.9 FM in partnership with the Central Peninsula…
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AVTEC director plugs programming at chamber luncheon
AVTEC is about more, LeCompte said, than just checking off classes to gain certification
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Nominations for HEA board open
HEA’s Board of Directors is responsible for creating policy, developing rates and providing organizational direction
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Off the Shelf: Prince Harry gets candid about ‘gilded cage’ in new memoir
“Spare” undoubtedly succeeds in humanizing Harry
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‘Toss A Cop’ women’s safety class draws more than 70
The curriculum used during Saturday’s five-hour class was created by Homer Police Department Lt. Ryan Browning
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Soldotna finalizing field house work ahead of bond sale
Voters gave the City of Soldotna permission to incur up to $15 million debt for the project
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Assembly to consider new district boundaries
Some voters who live in the City of Kenai would elect representatives to the Nikiski seat on borough…
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Borough to break up $65.5 million school maintenance bond
District leaders have long tried to draw attention to the problem of deferred maintenance within KPBSD
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Borough to no longer mail election pamphlets
A pamphlet with information about how to access an online version will be mailed for three years
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Clarion, KDLL to hold special mayoral candidate forum Tuesday
The special mayoral election is slated for Feb. 14
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Borough to send capital project wish list to D.C.
The list includes a methane gas project at the Central Peninsula Landfill
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Assembly names Ribbens to fill Bjorkman’s seat
He is a senior environmental professional and a former emergency response coordinator with Tesoro Alaska
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Kenai ordinance would allow chickens in some city zones
The legislation comes as Alaska, like other states, is experiencing an egg shortage