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Assembly approves resolution guiding efforts to increase voter turnout
The Voter Turnout Working Group was established to explore options and ideas aimed at increasing voter participation
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Lydia Jacoby, after surprise Tokyo Olympic gold, misses out on Paris: ‘It hasn’t quite hit me yet’
Veteran swimmers often describe U.S. Olympic trials as the hardest swim meet in the world
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Bag limits doubled for sockeye salmon in Resurrection Bay
The increase is effective from June 21 to July 31
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Fish and Game restricts bait on Kasilof, Ninilchik Rivers
The use of bait on the rivers will begin Friday and extend to July 15 in Ninilchik, July…
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Commercial fishing with dipnets to see 1st opening Thursday
Commercial fishing with dipnets will be allowed for their first opening on Thursday in the North Kalifornsky Beach…
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Update: Bodies of 2 men retrieved from submerged plane in wake of reported Moose Pass crash
A pair of hikers witnessed and reported the crash around 2 p.m. on Tuesday, trooper say
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Tuesday: Oilers topple Miners in home opener in dramatic fashion
Homer’s Hayes starts 4th year with club by winning sudden-death game
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2nd seal pup rescued in Kenai, ASLC now caring for 4
A second newborn seal was rescued on Kenai Beach and admitted by the Alaska SeaLife Center’s Wildlife Response…
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Brine use reduced by 69% this winter, further changes possible
Department of Transportation holds town hall to report back on winter brine use, collect feedback
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Seward OKs around $362,000 in purchases for Electric Department material
A pair of resolutions were included and passed within the consent agenda
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Pride in the Park, other Pride celebrations set for Saturday
The event starts with the Two-Spirit March, which meets at the Soldotna Regional Sports Complex at 11:30 a.m.
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Blood Bank relaunches permanent center on Kenai Peninsula
The new location joins others in Anchorage, Fairbanks, Juneau and Wasilla
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North Peninsula Rec holds annual summer celebration
Attractions at this year’s event included carnival games, food trucks, field games, face painting, live music and demonstrations
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Sterling Safety Corridor project to get ‘reintroduction’ at community meetings this month
The corridor begins near Whistle Hill in Soldotna and ends shortly after Swanson River Road in Sterling
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Disaster determination received for 2023 east side setnet fishery
Disasters have been recognized for 2018, 2020, 2021, 2022 and 2023
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Ruffridge talks successes, unfinished business after freshman session in Juneau
Ruffridge is up for election this year, facing a challenger in former-Rep. Ron Gillham
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Dipnets for commercial setnet fishers given emergency approval by CFEC
Up to three 12-hour periods of commercial dipnetting “may” be allowed each week from June 20 to July…