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Egg-stra special: Community turns out for Kenai Easter event
The egg hunt for children 5 years and younger was held in a cleared-off area, while older kids…
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Public health to offer vaccines on demand starting Monday
People who are homebound or groups of at least three people can request a COVID-19 vaccine administrator come…
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Peninsula lagging in percentage vaccinated
The peninsula generally ranks in the bottom third of all Alaskan geographies, but higher than geographies of similar…
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Troopers warn of heightened avalanche danger
Data from the Chugach National Forest Avalanche Information Center showed a moderate risk of avalanches in Turnagain Pass…
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12 new peninsula cases, 232 statewide
The borough is considered to be at intermediate risk level.
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‘People want to be part of the solution’
Community composting program feeds chickens and supports local climate change efforts.
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209 land parcels up for bid in state auction
The auction opened March 31 at 10 a.m. and will close on Sept. 28 at 4:30 p.m.
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Banner at center of Supreme Court case leaves Juneau
The banner had been on display at the Newseum in Washington, D.C., but that museum recently closed.
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State to receive 160,000 pairs of vaccine for April
State health officials announced during a press conference on Thursday that the state will receive at least 160,010…
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New bill would allow Alaskans to know when data is collected
Governor introduced Consumer Data Privacy Act on Wednesday.
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‘Sip with Sarah’ at coffee shop covers topics from budget to pandemic response
Vance affirms support for rural DMV offices, opposes emergency declaration
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Borough has over $1 million in leftover CARES money
Nearly half of the leftover funds come from CAR13, the project aimed at retrofitting borough facilities.
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House OKs resolution urging federal action on cruises
Juneau’s lawmakers say tourism needed for Southeast.
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‘Birthed by circumstance’: SoHi takes on COVID-19 in spring play
Soldotna High School students will share their COVID-19 experiences beginning on April 8 during a three-day in-person performance…
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Homer High teacher resurrects nutrition program
The high school hasn’t had a foods and nutrition teacher for a number of years.
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Longtime Kenai Peninsula politican Gail Phillips remembered
Phillips honored for role as mentor, leader and volunteer