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Public safety briefs for Feb. 5, 2020
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Court reports for Jan. 29, 2020
The following judgments were recently handed down in Kenai District Court:
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Red Cross provides free smoke alarms
Last year the Red Cross installed 2,170 free smoke alarms in 670 households across the state.
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Kasilof man killed by troopers
The Alaska Bureau of Investigation and the General Investigative Unit in Soldotna are investigating.
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Kids, orchestra to make music together
“Link Up: Orchestra Rocks!” allows third, fourth and fifth graders to perform with an orchestra.
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Day to reach out, connect
Project Homeless Connect provides support, services for those experiencing homelessness.
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Passengers from Wuhan to stop in Anchorage
All passengers on board were screened multiple times prior to departure from Wuhan.
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Get connected at Project Homeless Connect
The event will take place from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Wednesday at the Soldotna Regional Sports Complex.
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Fish and Game forecasts below average 2020 king salmon run
The 2020 forecast for the early run is well below the 1986-2019 average of 9,196 large fish.
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Superintendent: Schools to get counselors, promote emotional learning
The development of personalized learning programs in the peninsula schools is ongoing.
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Soldotna passes resolution in support of hate crime legislation
The resolution would add “sexual orientation and gender identity” as a factor considered at sentencing
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Irish Music Concert returns to Kenai Peninsula College
The concert will feature three Irish musicians, John Walsh, Pat Broaders and John Skelton.
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Micciche discusses PFD, taxes and criminal justice at town hall
Micciche started by addressing the repeal of Senate Bill 91.