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Assembly to revisit gravel pit legislation
A proposed ordinance would overhaul borough code addressing material site permits
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What to watch: Cheney in trouble; Palin eyes comeback
Sarah Palin jumped on a vacancy in the state’s congressional delegation as a potential springboard back into elected…
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Supreme Court rules against forward funding for education, confirms limit on legislative power
Setting multi-year budgets in Alaska requires cash on hand, justices said
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Academics, staff recruitment among district priorities for upcoming school year
The superintendent is ready to see KPBSD return to the district’s pre-COVID-19 academic performance
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Just 2 Alaska lieutenant governor candidates say 2020 presidential vote was fair
Alaska’s lieutenant governor will oversee the 2024 presidential election
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Music, magic, daredevils and pigs
Kenai Peninsula Fair brings an assortment of activities to Ninilchik
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Staff shortage, gas prices change school bus routes
The changes do not apply to the district’s special education students
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Groups get creative to help Alaska voters with ranked voting
Organizations have gotten creative in trying to help voters understand how to cast their ballot, as the mock…
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Local candidates report support from state PACs
Labor unions and the National Education Association are among the groups putting money into Kenai Peninsula state election…
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Local nonprofit accepting plastics for synthetic lumber project
The super sack receptacles can be found on either side of Soldotna
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Assembly streamlines process for marijuana establishment license applications
License applications will now go straight to the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly for consideration
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With a week to go, officials work to clear up election confusion
Officials provided updated ballot statistics, fielded questions from reporters and clarified misconceptions about the current election cycle
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Study shows a rise in anxiety and depression among children in Alaska
Increase may indicate growing openness to discussing mental health, according to experts
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Kids take to the river
Approximately 100 kids participated in the Kenai River Junior Classic to learn about water safety and fishing
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State reports 21 new COVID deaths; cases down from last week
20 of the reported deaths took place from May to July
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The show goes on as Triumvirate seeks funding for new theater
The troupe has staged shows and events and is looking to debut a documentary as it raise funds…
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Police investigating vandalism at Ammo-Can Coffee
The conservative club and coffee shop reported the damage Monday
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Alaska conservatives launch group to encourage ‘yes’ vote on constitutional convention
The Nov. 8 vote could bring sweeping changes to the way Alaska operates
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More Alaskans leaving Alaska than staying
People stay in the state longer if they move to the state’s Gulf Coast region, which includes the…