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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…
Life
Storytelling series returns with tales about ‘making the most of it’
The next True Tales, Told Live will be held Friday, April 12 at The Goods Sustainable Grocery starting…
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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…
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Annual Job Fair returns to Kenai Peninsula
The event is an opportunity for job seekers to get face-to-face with potential employers and training providers
Sports
‘The right thing to do’
On mostly volunteer basis, couple overhauls nutrition, strength and conditioning program for Bears
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Anti-abortion activists protest outside Soldotna Walgreens
The actions come as the Supreme Court weighs restrictions to mifepristone distribution
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State owes KPBSD $9.7 million, federal government says
DEED on Thursday pushed back on the federal government’s statement that it has not complied with requirements
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Seldovia singer channels local history, personal meditation on new record
Zack Scribner is a graduate of Susan B. English School in Seldovia
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Tongass National Forest selected to provide 2024 U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree
Eight to 10 candidate trees will be evaluated, with winner taking “whistlestop tour” to D.C.
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School district committee builds multiple budget scenarios amid uncertain state funding
‘We don’t get to play around on this one’