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Loaded gun goes off in Soldotna coffee shop, injures woman
A firearm was accidentally discharged inside a Soldotna coffee shop on Sunday and injured a 75-year-old woman, according…
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Kenai approves preliminary bluff funding
Kenai City Council will approve accelerated funding for the bluff erosion project.
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Anxiety in Alaska as endless aftershocks rattle residents
ANCHORAGE — Seven weeks after a massive earthquake rocked Alaska, aftershocks are still shattering 7-year-old Connor Cartwright’s sense…
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Kenai supports bike grant application
Kenai City Council approved a resolution supporting the local group BIK&S in the grant process to continue the…
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Suicide prevention bill gains bipartisan support in Senate
“Suicide and suicide prevention is not a partisan issue.”
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Nikiski Pool holds first ever cannonball contest
Big splashes and even bigger smiles were in abundance at the Nikiski Pool’s first-ever Cannonball Contest Thursday. The…
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Alaska House elects temporary speaker, swears in new member
JUNEAU — The Alaska House elected a temporary speaker and swore in its newest member Thursday, steps legislative…
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Borough Mayor defends the Peninsula’s snow plowing efforts at latest borough meeting
Borough Mayor Charlie Pierce defended the maintenance efforts of the Road Service Area at the Kenai Peninsula Borough…
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Kenaitze to host indigenous dance group Saturday
The Kenaitze Indian Tribe will welcome an internationally known indigenous dance group this Saturday as part of the…
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Minister’s Message: Darkness and Light
Growing up just 160 miles from the Arctic Circle, it would get very dark in late December. We…
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Volatile oil market prompts conservative forecasts
New Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s administration is taking a more conservative approach to oil revenue forecasting to help…
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Soldotna council members may now teleconference 6 times a year
Soldotna City Council members can now teleconference in to six meetings a year, versus the three previously allowed.
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Breaking all the rules: Jackson sworn in, against state statutes
House Republicans pursue Sharon Jackson’s appointment, even though it likely won’t stand