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Community health services available this month
Residents can prepare for flu season, discard old medications or donate blood.
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Wildlife refuge woodcutting permits available
Cutting is limited to trees that are dead and downed within the designated permit areas.
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As climate series wraps up, focus is on solutions
The series, hosted by Cook Inletkeeper and KenaiChange, has had six meetings in recent months.
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Indigenous meeting declares ‘salmon emergency’
Meeting of tribes from US and Canada calls for action.
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IRS offering tax relief to farmers affected by drought
The peninsula’s ongoing drought saw no changes this week.
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Service board elections vote delayed
The vote was moved to November in order to allow the service area boards to weigh in.
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Areas of Chugach forest reopen after fire
The Forest Service is urging hikers to use extreme caution when exploring burned areas of the forest
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Assembly welcomes new members
Tyson Cox, Jesse Bjorkman and Brent Johnson will take their seats at the next meeting.
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Soldotna doctor arrested on narcotics charges
Authorities say Lavern Davidhizar illegally distributed large amounts of opioids and other narcotics
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State Supreme Court hears youth climate suit
16 youth claim long-term effects of climate change will interfere with their constitutional rights.
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LGBT Alaskans closely watching US Supreme Court hearings
Ruling could change definition of workplace discrimination.
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Loans available for businesses affected by Swan Lake Fire
Loans for fixed debts, payroll, accounts payable, and bills that can’t be paid because of the fire.
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School board OKs agreement
The agreement for a three-year contract will be effective between July 1, 2018 and June 30, 2021.
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EPA sued over mine restrictions
The lawsuit alleges EPA has failed to provide a “reasoned explanation” for its change in position.