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COVID-19: Hospitalizations steady, 1 local death reported
An update to the Alaska COVID-19 Information Hub on Tuesday, the first since the platform shifted to monthly…
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Some KPBSD substitute support staff to get pay raises
Some of the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District’s substitute and temporary staff will receive raises for the upcoming…
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School board makes final tweaks to district budget
The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District Board of Education on Monday updated the district’s budget to reflect new…
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Kenai River dipnetting off to slow start
Monday marked the first day of dipnetting on the Kenai River, but shortly after the opening’s first high…
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Kasilof resident survives structure fire
A Kasilof resident is alive after a Thursday structure fire rendered their residence “a total loss” the Alaska…
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Dunleavy signs 2 Ruffridge bills into law during Soldotna ceremony
Amid the throng of furry friends filing in and out of Twin Cities Veterinary Clinic on Thursday morning…
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Fish and Game says local setnet study may ‘solve decades-long struggle’
A study of setnet harvest selectivity for sockeye and king salmon will be conducted by the Department of…
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Fritz Creek general store burns
Fire damage causes loss of a longtime community hub to East End residents
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Soldotna’s AlaSkins named Alaska manufacturer of the year
A local business familiar for its high-quality and authentically Alaska pet treats got a treat of its own…
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Kenai puts new limits on marijuana facilities in residential area; bolsters public noticing
Kenai City Council members Wednesday unanimously approved changes aimed at expanding how the city notifies residents of a…
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Fishing report for July 6: Sockeye to improve on Kenai River, slow on Russian River
A Northern Kenai fishing report published by the Department of Fish and Game on Thursday says that sockeye…
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Assembly resolution would back proposed exclusion of trans girls from high school girls sports
The Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly on Tuesday will wade into the issue of transgender rights in Alaska when…
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Assembly takes down ZipMart structure
The dilapidated ZipMart building in Sterling was demolished last week, capping monthslong efforts to mitigate a structure the…
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Kenai River dipnetting starts Monday
The Kenai River personal use sockeye salmon dipnetting fishery will open at 6 a.m. on Monday, July 10.…
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Spit crash that injured tourist also killed her dog
Arkansas woman suffered major injuries when driver veered into her on the Homer Spit Trail
Sports
Norris wins 4th title, Marvin captures 3rd at muddy Mount Marathon
Palmer’s Christy Marvin, 42 and a mother of boys 16, 14 and 11, overcame a muddy lower mountain…
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Utilities, state lawmaker call on state to investigate Hilcorp compliance with Cook Inlet leases
A state lawmaker and the leaders of four major electric utilities are calling for the State of Alaska…
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Resolution would ask borough voters whether to align state and local election days
A resolution up for consideration by the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly on Tuesday would put before peninsula voters…
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Photo feature: Parade, candy, festivities ring in Fourth of July
The Fourth of July Parade again proceeded through Kenai on Tuesday, featuring dozens of businesses and other entities…
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Oilers drop doubleheader to close Independence Day celebration
A doubleheader baseball game between the Peninsula Oilers and the Mat-Su Miners on Tuesday, held at Kenai’s Coral…