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State to begin accepting Cook Inlet oil and gas lease bids next month
Bidding will open Dec. 12 and close on Dec. 28 at 4 p.m.
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Babcock, Ruffridge bring in most cash in state Senate, House races
Candidates for Legislature report financial support ahead of Tuesday
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Southern peninsula State Senate candidates face off in Monday forum
Incumbent Gary Stevens and challengers Heath Smith and Walter Jones are all running for the seat
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Man wanted in Funny River shooting, fire remains at large
Troopers located a vehicle associated with Beyering
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HEA celebrates new battery energy storage system
The system, also called BESS, is made by Tesla
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Users weigh in on plan for public use cabin
As the U.S. Forest Service prepares to expand the quality and quantity of Alaska’s public use cabins, cabin…
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SoHi working to bring state hockey championship to Soldotna
The City of Soldotna agreed to waive ice and user fees for the event
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Assembly approves more money for borough transfer facility contracts
The Kenai Peninsula Borough needs about $654,000 more than it thought it needed
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Out of the Office: One day at a time
So, it snowed this week. Not, like, a little bit — it snowed a lot. I’d guess about…
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Thousands of borough voters have already voted in Nov. 8 election
Federal and state races and constitutional convention question are all on the ballot
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Snomads to maintain more of Watermelon Trail
The group applied for an easement with the State of Alaska
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Off the Shelf: ‘Sea of Tranquility’: An underwhelming and too soon look at the pandemic
I first added “Sea of Tranquility” to my to-read list after I saw Barack Obama post about it…
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Special mayoral election will be Feb. 14
Kenai Peninsula Borough voters will get to cast their ballots for the next borough mayor on Feb. 14…
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Assembly retains Johnson as president, makes Cox vice president
The Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly voted Tuesday to retain Brent Johnson and elect Tyson Cox as president and…
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Southern peninsula House candidates Zoom into Monday forum
Nonpartisan candidates Ginger Bryant and Louie Flora participated
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Citing Pierce harassment allegations, Grunwald suspends lieutenant governor bid
The announcement came days after Pierce and the Kenai Peninsula Borough were named as defendants in a lawsuit
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Lawsuit details allegations of sexual harassment by former borough mayor
The suit was filed by Charlie Pierce’s former executive assistant
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State minimum wage to increase $0.51 in January
The federal minimum wage has not increased since 2009
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Kenai looks to bid bluff project in April
The project, when completed, will mark the end of decadeslong efforts by the city to stabilize about 5,000…