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Irish Music Concert returns to Kenai Peninsula College
The concert will feature three Irish musicians, John Walsh, Pat Broaders and John Skelton.
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Borough looks to manage facilities in more efficent way
The borough assembly appropriated funds to cover costs of facility management strategic planning.
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Outpatient addiction treatment services open in Homer
Run by faith-based Mat-Su organization, services have been long time coming
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House provides first day fireworks while Senate takes it slow
Legislative session starts with split votes and objections.
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State Kenai River board recruiting members
The advisory board provides state park managers with recommendations of the special management area
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Micciche discusses PFD, taxes and criminal justice at town hall
Micciche started by addressing the repeal of Senate Bill 91.
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Soldotna city council to consider LGBTQ hate crime resolution
The resolution would express support for the expansion of hate crime protections.
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Community gathers to remember Alan Boraas — educator and trailblazer
‘That’s how you change the world’
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Murkowski wants to hear case before deciding on witnesses
She said she wants to make sure there’s a process that allows senators to “really hear the case.”
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UAS proposes undergrad tuition hikes for next academic year
The increases would begin in Fall 2020.
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Taking on Citizens United
Assembly members propose resolution supporting amendment to U.S. Constitution.
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Flooding subsides in Big Eddy area
Ice jam on the Kenai River caused flooding earlier this month and shut down several roads.
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Soldotna man sentenced to 9 years for heroin operation
He was arrested after he sold large quantities of heroin from his Soldotna residence in May of 2018.
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New report recommends corporations, port authorities run Alaska’s ferry system
The governor and lawmakers have been waiting for this report.