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KPEDD urges participation in federal broadband survey
The Kenai Peninsula Economic Development District is asking for people on the Kenai Peninsula to help the federal…
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Chamber: Soldotna businesses hit by worker shortages
Visitor numbers were strong, but businesses struggled with worker shortages throughout Soldotna this summer.
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Borough gets $20k more to run Oct. 4 election
The Kenai Peninsula Borough needs about $20,000 more than expected to cover higher payroll costs and custodial services…
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Invasive green crabs now present in Alaska
Alaska’s fish and game experts are keeping their eyes on a new aquatic invasive species that was newly…
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Borough voters to decide on reapportionment, school maintenance in Oct. 4 municipal election
As if there isn’t enough going on with elections this year, Kenai Peninsula voters will decide this fall…
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McKenney Invite welcomes over 25 schools
Kenai’s Boonstra, Homer’s McDonough lead area runners
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Division of Elections data: Primary turnout higher than previous elections
Turnout among central Kenai Peninsula voters in Tuesday’s primary election was higher than in the 2020, 2018 and…
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Soldotna council to review mini grant applications next week
Soldotna City Council members will convene earlier than usual Wednesday to mull over applications submitted for the city’s…
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School district extends meal program deadline amid confusion
Credit for breakfast and lunch meals will be provided as needed to students in the Kenai Peninsula Borough…
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Out of the Office: Festival season
Something nobody told me about Alaska is how many festivals there are in the summer. Having moved to…
Life
Off the Shelf: A familiar folktale
“The Snow Child” tells a whimsical, yet supremely real tale of heartache on the Last Frontier
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Bycatch stirs debate at fisheries roundtable
Bycatch was the issue du jour at Wednesday’s annual Kenai Classic Roundtable on Fisheries.
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Local voters cast ballots, try out ranked choice
Locally, multiple candidates have their sights set on seats in the Alaska Legislature.
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Ruffridge, Babcock lead in early primary results
Unofficial preliminary primary election results showed significant margins between the first- and second-place candidates
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Borough creates grant program to distribute opioid settlement funds
The Kenai Peninsula Borough will offer hundreds of thousands of dollars in grants for opioid remediation using funds…
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Assembly to revisit gravel pit legislation
A proposed ordinance would overhaul borough code addressing material site permits
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Academics, staff recruitment among district priorities for upcoming school year
The superintendent is ready to see KPBSD return to the district’s pre-COVID-19 academic performance
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Staff shortage, gas prices change school bus routes
The changes do not apply to the district’s special education students