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Seward man arrested on charges of assault alleged to have taken place over ‘several years’
A preliminary hearing is scheduled for Jan. 22 at the Seward Courthouse
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Peninsula athletes compete in Native Youth Olympics invitational
The games are a series of events derived from traditional Alaska Native feats of athleticism
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State data: Kenai Peninsula Borough not seeing statewide rise in COVID activity
A state and nationwide upward trend in COVID-19 activity has seen spikes in case counts and hospitalizations, but…
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‘Zeusical’ brings Greek mythology, and souvlakis, to Kenai Performers’ stage
The recognizable names and iconic figures of Greek mythology are filling the Kenai Performers’ theater this month as…
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Wildwood inmate charged with assault
An inmate at Wildwood Pretrial was charged with two counts of fourth-degree assault for attacking two corrections officers…
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Optimal escapement goal supported at advisory committee meeting
How many king salmon does it take to rebuild a run, and what restrictions should be in place…
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KPBSD to host 2nd annual Indigenous Language Film Festival
Community submissions will be accepted until Feb. 16
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Kenai Peninsula Art Hive to debut Saturday
The Kenai Art Center will host the first session of the Kenai Peninsula Art Hive — a free…
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Refuge hosts guided snowshoe walks
Along trails near the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge’s Visitor Center, a procession of around two dozen snowshoers followed…
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Fish and Game accepting comment on sport fish stocking plan
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game is accepting public comment on its 2024 Statewide Stocking Plan for…
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A stock of concern: Board of Fish to consider action plan for king salmon management
Kenai River late-run king salmon have failed to meet the board-set optimal escapement goal in the four years…
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On the Screen: ‘Saltburn’ weird and fun, not as sharp as Fennell’s first outing
Since “Saltburn,” the second film by director Emerald Fennell, came to streaming last month, I’ve seen a lot…
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Recycling for ‘a better day’
Nikiski resident turns used calendars into homemade greeting cards
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Minimum wage increased by $0.88
This year’s increase is the largest adjustment since the minimum wage began to be adjusted for inflation
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PFD applications open for 2024
As of Tuesday evening, 37,000 people had submitted their application
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Fee increases for State Park usage rescinded days before going into effect
The existing fees will continue to be apply “as if they were never replaced”
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Kenai Art Center looks to 2024, wants to make more people into artists
The lineup includes open call shows, a fundraiser, artist features, an exhibition for tattoo artists and the annual…
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On the Screen: ‘Hunger Games’ still has something to say
Surprisingly rich prequel interrogates contemporary politics through dystopian lens
