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Out of the office: Summery salmon memories
Wednesday evening, everything on my dinner plate was either caught in Alaska or grown in Alaska.
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Alaska Yes responds to APOC allegations
Alaska Yes Inc has responded to a complaint, denying many of the allegations that they violated several campaign…
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Doctor’s license voluntarily suspended
A Soldotna doctor who was arrested earlier this month on federal narcotics charges voluntarily suspended his license.
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BOF’s 2020 meeting vote looms
This week, the Alaska Board of Fisheries will be holding a new vote on the location of the…
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Residents urge for climate action plan inclusion in borough comprehensive plan
The 2019 Kenai Peninsula Borough Comprehensive Plan final draft has been released and residents are calling on the…
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Climate series culminates in compost
The seventh and final event in the Drawdown: Book to Action Climate Series culminated in a project focusing…
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TUNDRA creator brings ‘Sudsy Slim’ film to the Kenai
This weekend will be the first showing of the film on the central peninsula.
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HEA begins repairing fire-damaged transmission line
Damage extends from Sterling to the Quartz Creek Substation near Cooper Landing.
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Assembly looks to refund tourism council
The organization was defunded when Mayor Charlie Pierce vetoed $100,000 from its budget.
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Borough seeks governor, state’s help in addressing Seward watershed issues
The communities of Seward, Bear Creek and Lowell Point are at risk.
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Shuttering of road maintenance station raises concerns
The closure is due to cuts triggered by lower than expected revenue from the motor fuel tax.
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State offers resources to patients with discontinued prescriptions
The move follows the arrest on drug charges of 2 Alaska medical providers, including a local doctor.
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New cold case site is a ‘call to action’
A webpage encourages people to come forward and help solve longstanding cold cases.
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School board finalizes its priorities
The board unanimously passed their 2020 state and federal legislative priorities.
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Community health services available this month
Residents can prepare for flu season, discard old medications or donate blood.
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Wildlife refuge woodcutting permits available
Cutting is limited to trees that are dead and downed within the designated permit areas.
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As climate series wraps up, focus is on solutions
The series, hosted by Cook Inletkeeper and KenaiChange, has had six meetings in recent months.
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IRS offering tax relief to farmers affected by drought
The peninsula’s ongoing drought saw no changes this week.