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$65M bond package presented to board of education
The funds would tackle maintenance and repairs at district schools
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Students to try out new testing system this spring
The district’s third through ninth grade students will take the first iteration of AK STAR testing in language…
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SeaLife Center rehabs baby elephant seal
The seal is the first mammal admitted to the center’s Wildlife Response Program this year
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Soldotna summer serenades are back
The free concert series — put on by the Soldotna Chamber of Commerce — will kick off on…
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State releases northern Kenai fishing report
Kasilof River steelhead fishing is beginning and expected to improve over the next few weeks
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Studded tires off May 1 on peninsula
Studded tires cause damage on dry pavement, officials said
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Soldotna to consider using city funds for tree removal
Legislation would pave the way for the city to use some of its own money to conduct work…
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Board of Fisheries sets new shellfish regs
Fisheries for hardshell clams, both butter and littleneck clams, are closed in all Cook Inlet and North Gulf…
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Reckoning with the painful legacy of opioids
Peninsula to receive drugmaker settlement funds in wake of crisis
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Winter King postponed to Sunday
The 28th annual Homer Winter King Salmon Tournament has been postponed to Sunday
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Challenger Learning Center to hold star party Saturday
Friday’s event will be held at the center’s Kenai location and is not requiring RSVPs.
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Kenai Boys & Girls Clubs looks to city for expansion property
The group is asking the city to consider donating land to a potential property
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Job fair connects employers, those seeking work
Community members explored various sectors either offering employment, education or training services
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Tautfest appointed to borough planning commission
Her appointment caps a monthslong process to fill the vacancy
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Cooper Landing bypass construction resumes this week
Construction paused last October for the winter season
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Board of Fish votes no on Proposal 283
The proposal would have loosened restrictions for set gillnetters in a part of Cook Inlet
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Assembly, board of ed could get new seats
Final reapportionment plans are subject to approval by borough voters
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Crocheted sunflowers raise money for Ukrainian refugees
The flowers are sold in multiple businesses around the central peninsula