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COVID hospitalizations up nearly one-quarter from two weeks ago
Officials say hospitalization and recent death data is the most effective indicator of the prevalence of the virus
Camille Botello
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Disability Pride event welcomes community
The celebration, which is part of a statewide initiative, will be an event for everyone
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Peltola, Begich confirmed for chamber forum
Kenai and Soldotna chambers of commerce will host the special general election candidates
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Troopers allege Kenai man placed hidden camera in Soldotna gym
The troopers were tipped off about the camera in October 2021, they said
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Food bank kicks off Progress Days
This year’s fundraiser aims to raise 2 tons of food and fuel for the facility
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Officials report rise in COVID cases
This week’s data was collected from July 13 through July 19
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Kenai, Soldotna Safeways shut down temporarily over tech issue
The Kenai and Soldotna Safeway stores closed unexpectedly Wednesday morning because of some issues in a system update…
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Burn suspension for Kenai Peninsula lifted
People can burn small-scale and large-scale organic debris fires with a valid permit
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Fish 101
Kids learn about species local to the watersheds of the central peninsula during Fish Week 2022
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Kenai River dipnetting open; restrictions on king fishing continue
Northern Kenai fishing report
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Dog rescues couple from charging brown bear
“He’s got the bear … and now he’s going to get killed.”
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3-digit crisis line to be available starting Saturday
Alaskans with 907 area codes can dial 988 and get connected with a trained crisis counselor through Careline…
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Burn closure to be lifted Thursday
The Alaska State Department of Natural Resources is rescinding the emergency burn closure for campfires on Thursday, citing…
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Officials still emphasize vaccines as COVID hospitalizations rise
Vaccines still provide the best protection against COVID, according to health officials
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Lemonade Day scheduled for this weekend
The goal is for the children to learn entrepreneurial basics
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Murkowski takes campaign to Soldotna
The senator emphasized the need for bipartisanship, bringing people together
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Seismic and survey work for Seward tunnel project to start next week
Contractors with the Corps will work in Lowell Canyon, west of the current tunnel and diversion dam, July…