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Proposal would bring more Little Free Libraries to Kenai
The proposal to expand the program came from Friends of the Kenai Library
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Sterling Highway crash sends woman, child to Anchorage for intensive care
The Tuesday collision occurred near the Sterling Transfer Facility
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Ninilchik grad to fight for Bellator title
An Alaska High School Hall of Fame wrestler and Ninilchik School graduate is fighting for the Bellator middleweight…
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Murkowski highlights infrastructure during speech to Legislature
Infrastructure and resource development were among the issues discussed by Republican U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski during an address…
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Babcock enters state Senate race
Babcock will challenge incumbent Peter Micciche for the seat containing Kenai and Soldotna
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Kenai seeks input on waterfront revitalization
The forum will take place at 6 p.m. Thursday at the Kenai Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Center
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Kasilof fisherman convicted of PFD fraud
Additional charges against a longtime Kenai Peninsula fisherman were dropped by a prosecutor Tuesday, after a plea deal…
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Cook Inlet Historical Society seminar explores mystery of Alaska’s missing airplanes
The Feb. 17 lecture was given by Colleen Mondor
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Project Homeless Connect participation down from last year
Organizers site the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic
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Moose, midweek rain can’t stop Tour of Tsalteshi
A stubborn moose on the trail couldn’t even deter skiers at the fifth annual Tour of Tsalteshi ski…
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Triumvirate reflects on year of loss, year of gain
Joe Rizzo said he remembers getting the call around 3 a.m. on Feb. 20, 2021. The voice on…
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Gillham targets school reform in Juneau
Gillham said Friday that his bills are aimed at expanding parent choice in education
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Wintry weather causes avalanches around Southcentral
At least two avalanches, as well as excessive snow, caused road closures Friday
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Assembly approves $30,000 cybersecurity contract following incident
The borough’s IT director said no public data was compromised
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Frozen RiverFest returns
Saturday night found groups of Alaskans huddled around bonfires and sipping beer in Soldotna Creek Park, where the…
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As COVID cases drop, long-term questions remain
As COVID-19 cases are falling in Alaska and nationwide once again, health officials are pondering what other kinds…
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Kenai council votes down $2,000 bonuses for some city employees
The council was split 3-3 on the issue
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Dunleavy reiterates budget priorities from Juneau
The governor has emphasized public safety, the PFD and education
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Frozen RiverFest returns Saturday
Beer, cider and cocoa around a bonfire — what could be more fitting for a central Kenai Peninsula…