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Fire season outlook ‘average’ this year
While the outlook looks average, weather patterns and fire mitigation techniques can all be factors.
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Bypass project pushes ahead
People should expect traffic delays and construction noise when traveling through Cooper Landing this summer.
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Study analyzes wildfire impact on peninsula
Data suggest wildfires are going to be a persistent problem for Alaskans in the future.
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You’ll get mail, Kenai … eventually (Part 2)
This is second part of a two-part story about the early development of mail delivery in Kenai.
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Cook Inletkeeper launches rotating art gallery
The display formally debuted on Earth Day as one of several activities the organization offered at the studio.
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You’ve got mail, Kenai … eventually
Receiving mail a century ago in roadless Kenai, Alaska, was no easy matter.
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Workshop highlights farming risk to salmon
The number of farms in Alaska has grown by 30% over the last five years.
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Libraries prepare for summer programming
Once COVID-19 becomes less of a concern, the Soldotna library will try to bring back more in-person events.
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Sockeye runs on Kenai and Kasilof predicted to be less than 20-year average
The sockeye fishery opens the third Monday in June or June 19, whichever comes last.
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As spring comes back to the peninsula, so do bears and moose
Seminar encourages a safe coexistence between Alaskans and wildlife this spring.
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As days get warmer, avalanche danger heightens
Drivers and backcountry hikers should exercise caution this time of year.
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200 vaccine appointments available
More than 200 COVID-19 vaccination appointments were available across multiple central peninsula clinics as of Monday at 6…
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State to acquire Kasilof wetlands for preservation project
The project in Kasilof will protect 283 acres of coastal wetland habitat in the Kasilof River Flats.
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Avalanche shuts down section of Seward Highway
The avalanche took place at Mile 45, cutting off peninsula residents’ route to Anchorage.
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Expect delays when traveling through Cooper Landing this summer
Work will focus on the first 2 miles of the project, near the west end of the existing…
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Tony Bordenelli, the conquering kegler
In the end, he had bowled 1,008 straight games in 79 hours and 45 minutes.
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State, refuge to tackle invasive pike problem
The species threatens native fish populations in the area, including rainbow trout and juvenile salmon.
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A crash course in fly-fishing
The tutorial was presented by the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge in partnership with the Kenai Chamber of Commerce…
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DIY save the planet: Cook Inletkeeper unveils ‘Climate ActionKit’
The kit is an all-in-one guide to saving the planet through community action