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King fishing closed on Kenai River, restricted on Kasilof
As of Sunday, a total of 265 kings had passed through the ADFG sonar tracker
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Anchorage resident dies in Seward Highway crash
The crash took place at Mile 7 of the highway in Seward last Monday
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Olympic send-off
Darryl Magen and Josh Delie were met with cheers and words of encouragement from family, friends and city…
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State COVID 14- day case count up slightly
Alaska reported a 16% total increase over the last 14 days
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Kenai council moves ahead with slash site resolution
Community members could dispose of spruce beetle-infested trees and other vegetation at the site
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Kenai council postpones discussion on cemetery expansion
Efforts to expand the Kenai Municipal Cemetery have been underway for awhile
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Lowell Point Road to reopen for weekend traffic
The road opened Friday through Monday last weekend and was opened intermittently earlier this week
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Busy beluga monitoring season wraps up
A collaboration among organizations allows citizens to contribute to monitoring in Cook Inlet
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Kenai Watershed Forum director steps down
Bornemann has been at the organization since 2011 and took over as director in 2018
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A winding path to art
Kenai Art Center’s June exhibit features an array of works by local talent Thor Evenson
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Soldotna free music series to debut Wednesday with band Medium Build
The band is the premiere main act of this summer’s free Levitt AMP Concert series
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Low early-run king numbers prompt restrictions
The cumulative sonar estimate is 72 large king salmon through May 29
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Mouth to Mouth bike race and run returns Monday
The race starts at the mouth of the Kasilof River and ends at the mouth of Kenai River
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Out of the Office: Hope
Working in journalism is draining for a lot of reasons. We’re constantly taking meetings and phone calls, trying…
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Officials warn of wildfire danger ahead of Memorial weekend
Firefighters responded to the Caribou Fire 23 miles northeast of Homer this week
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Project to study effect of climate change on salmon streams
The organization will partner with the United States Geological Survey
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Ninilchik River and Deep Creek to open sport fishing
Sport fishing will be open for three upcoming weekends
