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Studded tire removal deadline extended
A 15-day extension was issued via emergency order for communities above the 60 degrees latitude line
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Alaska House passes budget with roughly $2,275 payments to residents, bill goes to Senate
The bill also includes a roughly $175 million, one-time increase in aid to school districts that would be…
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Aleutian airways to halt Homer service during runway project
Service will be suspended beginning April 15
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Homer pedestrian pathway project selected for federal funding
The project will create greater nonmotorized transportation access in Homer
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Soldotna Little League receives donation for facility repairs
The city owns the fields, but the Little League leases the land and is responsible for the maintenance…
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Soldotna riverfront redevelopment planning moves forward
Soldotna City Council on Monday unanimously approved the creation of a project manager to shepherd the Riverfront Redevelopment…
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AK Wellness & Tanning holds grand opening for new location
The expanded location is along the Kenai Spur Highway in Kenai
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Job Fair draws employers, seekers
The Job Center has options and opportunities to connect people with training, coaching and funding
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March for Meals raises funds to support senior food service
The local event was organized by Kenai Senior Connection and hosted at the Kenai Senior Center
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School Board approves rehiring retired teachers
There are at least 25 full-time positions that will need to be filled for the next fiscal year
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3 arrested for weekend burglary
The three are accused of stealing clothes, electronics, collectible cards and tools
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Fireweed Greenhouse finds renewed bloom
Parrisa and John Harris purchased the greenhouse last summer and reopened it late last month
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Federal grant awarded for Whistle Hill solar project
The annual production of the completed system is estimated to be enough electricity to power 19 homes
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Homer students join statewide student walkout
The event was in response to Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s veto last month of an education bill passed by…
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Juneau students take statewide protest for more education funding into the Capitol
Scores of students march from JDHS to the offices of the governor and other lawmakers.
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District budgets for ‘worst-case scenario’, assumes no increase in state funding
‘This is all we can depend on’
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Kenai council discusses maintenance needs of public safety building
Central to the discussion was a proposed study to evaluate options and determine a path forward for the…
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Cooper Landing residents seek veto for concrete plant lease, mayor upholds assembly decision
The concrete plant is intended to support the construction of a steel arch bridge as part of the…
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Kenaitze Indian Tribe hosts meeting to gauge interest in a Dena’ina charter school
The initiative comes amid heightened legislative interest in Alaska’s charter school system
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Kachemak Heritage Land Trust completes conservation project with around 209 acres
The project is part of ongoing effort to conserve Kenai River watershed to compensate for the impacts of…