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Consultant recommends Kenai increase rates of water utility
Negative cash flow projected by 2027
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State correspondence allotment program to continue unchanged
Alaska Supreme Court sides with state, overturns Superior Court ruling that called program ‘unconstitutional’
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Updated: Kasilof fire reported at 20 acres, nearby campgrounds evacuated
The fire near Tustumena Lake in Kasilof was discovered around 3 p.m. Saturday
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Kenai Municipal Park gets new inclusive seesaw
The seesaw is located in a central location right off the main cement pathway and is low to…
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Kenai man pleads guilty to threatening U.S. Senator
Sentencing is set for Oct. 1, where Graham will face up to five years in prison
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Dunleavy signs budget with most education funding intact
Dunleavy cut nearly $12 million that was set to go to school districts, including KPBSD, in outstanding pandemic…
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Bjorkman talks freshman legislative session, spotlights bills passed
Bjorkman spoke at a joint luncheon of the Kenai and Soldotna Chambers of Commerce in June
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Assembly tables bed tax, will pick a date for further consideration at next meeting
The resolution says that the proposed borough tax would be “up to” 12%
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Borough issues contract for new KCHS concession stand
The $733,000 contract covers the cost of the construction of a new building that’s 24 feet by 36…
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Spring Creek employee arrested on drug smuggling allegations
Troopers say he was part of an effort to bring Suboxone strips into the facility.
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‘We just want to exist’
Soldotna Pride growing, evolving to create community on the Kenai Peninsula
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Sockeye fishing on Kenai, Russian Rivers improving; Kasilof seeing strong run
Northern Kenai Fishing Report for June 26, 2024
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Brown bear hunting on the Kenai Peninsula closed
Brown bear hunting is managed via registration permit
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Assembly approves $1.4 million contract for roof repair
An ordinance redirecting toward the project unused federal grant funding was approved by the assembly in May
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Sterling Safety Corridor project leads hear from Sterling residents at 1st town hall
The corridor stretches from near Whistle Hill in Soldotna past Swanson River Road in Sterling
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‘No point in cutting with dull knives’
Market fixture Wilson’s Proper Edge a unique mobile tool-sharpening service
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Kasilof River dipnetting opens with crowded beaches, ‘decent’ fishing
Close to 100 nets were in the water at the river’s mouth at around 4 p.m.
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Bag limits for Kasilof River sockeye salmon doubled
Sport fishers on the Kasilof can harvest six sockeye per day and have 12 in possession once the…
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Kasilof River dipnetting area widened
The increase in area is justified by high passage of sockeye salmon on the river
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Commission rejects permanent use of dipnets in Cook Inlet setnet fisheries
Emergency approval of dipnets will remain effective into September