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Season’s first winter storm closes central peninsula schools, drops over a dozen inches of snow
A winter storm dropped as much as 14 inches of snow in areas of the central Kenai Peninsula,…
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School board work sessions to tackle charters, 4-day week, cellphone policies
During work sessions Monday and Tuesday, the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District’s Board of Education will discuss several…
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Candidates spend big on radio advertising, print mailers in final weeks of campaign
Only a week before the general election on Nov. 5, candidates are pouring their earnings into a variety…
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When, where to vote in the 2024 general election
Tuesday is Election Day! Voters in the Kenai Peninsula Borough will head to polls to cast their ballots…
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Escott named new chief of Soldotna Police
Stace Escott has been promoted to chief of the Soldotna Police Department, according to a Wednesday press release…
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House District 6 candidates talk finance, schooling, fisheries
Candidates met Tuesday at the Homer Public Library for a candidate forum hosted by the Peninsula Clarion and…
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Hillyer, Elam debate issues in House District 8 forum
They met Monday at the Soldotna Public Library for a candidate forum hosted by the Peninsula Clarion and…
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Putting their minds to the test
District youth compete in annual engineering, problem-solving competition
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Early voting for Nov. 5 general election open in Kenai, Soldotna and Homer
Voters will cast ballots for U.S. president and U.S. representative, state House and Senate and decide on two…
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Aurora Borealis Charter School renewal application advanced
They will next be heard during a Nov. 4 work session of the school board
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Kenai certifies election results
There were 673 total ballots cast, compared to 6,470 registered voters in Kenai
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Full state funding restored to libraries for FY25
A supplemental Public Library Assistance grant was awarded to Alaska libraries on Oct. 15
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Stutes, Radner talk spending, housing, child care at Seward forum
The candidate forum was moderated by the Peninsula Clarion and KBBI 890 AM
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Lilac Lane resurfaced, council adds funds after project lands overbudget
Kenai’s Lilac Lane Roadway Project, completed last month, went nearly $50,000 over budget because of the extensive presence…
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Ruffridge, Gillham talk school funding, natural gas pipeline and state finance at forum
Justin Ruffridge and Ron Gillham, the two candidates for the District 7 seat in the Alaska House of…
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Seismic activity at Mount Spurr prompts ‘advisory’ status, no eruption imminent
The mountain is located across Cook Inlet north of the Kenai Peninsula
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KPBSD Committee hears charter applications from Kenaitze, Aurora Borealis
Both groups were asked to bring more information to Oct. 21 meeting
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CFEC to again consider dipnets as gear for commercial setnet fisheries
The commission is responding to “new petitions” for the gear to be added
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Board of Education swears in members, assigns leadership roles
The board held to a status quo organization