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Troopers arrest wanted man on Tuesday morning
Injured trooper is in fair condition at Anchorage hospital; Chapman School closed for Tuesday.
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Bear attacks hiker in Denali
The man was hiking alone in dense fog in the Thoroughfare Pass area of the park.
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Kenai Peninsula reports 101 new cases
That includes 70 resident cases on the central peninsula.
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Jacoby honored by Seward City Council
The 17-year-old, a senior at Seward High School, won a gold medal for Team USA at the Tokyo…
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Borough mayor promotes debunked COVID treatments
Pierce defends ivermectin as potential virus med, proposes local clinical trials
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Music in the park ends as summer winds down
The Levitt AMP series was canceled last year because of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
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Anchor Point shooting injures trooper
A 60-year-old Anchor Point man wanted in connection to the shooting
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Assembly OKs purchase of training mannequins
The equipment would be used in day-to-day training for the purpose of learning new medical techniques.
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Borough encourages voters to participate in municipal election
Kenai, Soldotna, Seward and Homer city councils as well as school district and assembly have seats open.
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Troopers seek 60-year-old man after Anchor Point shooting injures 1
Herrick is considered armed and dangerous.
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Pfizer’s COVID vaccine gets full FDA approval
The Food and Drug Administration gave full approval to the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine on Monday for people 16…
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Central Peninsula Hospital breaks records for most COVID patients at one time
Central Peninsula Hospital surpassed its record for the most COVID inpatients it has seen in a single day,…
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Soldotna, Kenai to mull partnership for 911 dispatch services
Queen floated the idea of partnering with Kenai to offer dispatch services.
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PFD size up for debate in legislative session
Dunleavy, in a bill outlined Thursday, proposed a payout of about $2,350.
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KPBSD pauses weekly antigen tests for athletes
The district is experiencing “supply chain challenges”
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Businesses balance COVID during summer surge
Doors start closing again due to increasing peninsula case counts.
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‘We have tools, let’s please try to use them’
Chief Medical Officer Dr. Anne Zink said the surge has imposed challenges on hospitals and health care workers.
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Seward educator wins History Teacher of the Year Award
Liljemark is a history teacher at Seward Middle School.