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Public hearing on emergency services area for Ninilchik on deck
The borough is hosting the public hearing at 6 p.m. Monday at the Kenai Peninsula Fair Grounds.
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Ninilchik Emergency Services chief, assistant chief reinstated
Former board has resigned and been replaced, and department is back to normal staffing
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North Fork Fire nears containment; Ready alert canceled
Caribou Lake Fire continues to grow slowly
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Living the fair life
Residents enjoy weekend of pig races, fish throwing, and livestock auctions in Ninilchik
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Effort to vacate Homer easement fails at planning commission
Country musician Zac Brown was one of a handful of people seeking to remove the easement.
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Residents react to mayor’s veto of education funding
Impassioned testimony came from residents who both opposed and supported the veto
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Residents question mayor’s absence from assembly
The mayor’s office said Pierce would not be in until the week of April 15
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Borough postpones decision on land sale until April 2
The assembly postponed voting on an ordinance that would authorize the sale of several parcels of borough land…
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KPEDD Executive Director talks 2020 Census at Borough Meeting
Every 10 years, the federal government collects census data to determine the population and demographic information of every…
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Anchor Point residents bring unified message to borough hall: fund education
Dozens of Anchor Point residents made the trek to Soldotna on Tuesday night to give the Kenai Peninsula…
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Getting ready for disaster
Community Resilience Fair will offer skills training and resources for emergency preparedness
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Peninsula Hospital CEOs give updates to Borough Assembly
The CEO of Central Peninsula Hospital gave a report on the first half of the hospital’s FY 2019
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Borough Mayor Charlie Pierce casts doubt on LNG project
Pierce said that the mayor’s office is still looking through all the impacts to the Kenai Peninsula
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Amazon now collecting borough sales tax
Borough estimates online tax collection could produce $1.5 million in sales tax revenue annually.
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Borough gets ACLU bill of $80,000
The Kenai Peninsula Borough will pay $80,000 in attorney’s fees to the American Civil Liberties Union-Alaska as a…
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Assembly looks to begin census process
Resolution supporting 2020 census efforts on borough’s agenda
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Borough seeks extra seat on state gas development board
Borough may seek additional seat on state MAGP board
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Borough to lose $1.4 million under proposed Dunleavy education cuts
School district says it can’t afford cut to education