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State Department of Health warns of pertussis spike
Infants are at the highest risk for severe disease, with about one-third requiring hospitalization.
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Salmonfest returns to Ninilchik with music, art, education
Festivities and advocacy were available in ample measure
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Kenai’s Field of Flowers returns to bloom
The field went unplanted last year to rehabilitate the space
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Kenai resident arrested on arson, burglary charges
No one was in the home and moderate fire damage and significant smoke damage occurred, officials said
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Kenai River personal use dipnet fishery closed
All anglers with an Upper Cook Inlet Personal Use Salmon Permit are required to complete online reporting by…
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Bait restriction on Kasilof River reinstated
The restriction is slated to be in place from Friday, Aug. 2 through Sept. 15
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Ruffridge updates chambers on legislative efforts
He discussed the successes of his freshman session in the Alaska Legislature
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Judge dismisses 6 charges in sexual abuse case against former Soldotna teacher
Nathan Erfurth is still facing more than 50 charges in the case
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‘Evolve or die’
East side setnetters look to beach seines as solution to harvest sockeye without killing kings
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Revels return to Soldotna streets for 67th Progress Days
Political campaigns, local businesses, athletes and more took the streets in a procession that lasted well over an…
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Progress Days block party brings carnival games and contests to Parker Park
Children participated in a variety of carnival activities like a balloon pop, ring toss, high striker and plinko
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Winners named for Soldotna’s ‘I Voted’ sticker design contest
The set of community-created voting stickers will be available at Soldotna polling locations during the Oct. 1 municipal…
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4-H Ag Expo auction draws eager bidders for award-winning animals raised by local youth
There were 48 total animals on the roster for Saturday’s auction
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Kenai Performers host 4th annual cosplay contest
Dragon slayers, Disney animations and Chinese novels make waves at Progress Days celebration
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Rep. Ben Carpenter endorses controversial ‘Project 2025,’ writes ‘What’s not to like?’
The set of conservative policy proposals were compiled by the Heritage Foundation and other conservative groups
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Soldotna City Council defeats proposed residential property tax exemption
The proposed ordinance was first considered July 10
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On the Screen: ‘Deadpool and Wolverine’ brings crass jokes, heart to MCU
It’s a bizarre love letter to an era of superhero cinema that probably was better left forgotten
