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City worker named wastewater operator of the year
Homer’s lead water distribution and wastewater collection operator has earned a top honor for his work with the…
Crime & Justice
Former hockey coach sentenced to 62 years in sex abuse case
On Monday, a Sterling resident and former Soldotna High School hockey coach was sentenced to more than 60…
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Peninsula faces minimal damage after Friday’s quake
The Kenai Peninsula sustained minor damage and no life-threatening injuries after Friday’s 7.0 magnitude earthquake.
Life
Local Jewish congregation celebrated Hanukkah with the tradition of latkes
Hanukkah, which began Sunday, is an eight-day event celebrating the rededication of the Second Temple in Jerusalem during…
Crime & Justice
Troopers apprehend armed man on highway near Ninilchik
Alaska State Troopers on Sunday have taken into custody an armed man involved in a stand-off this morning…
News
7.0 magnitude earthquake rocks buildings in Kenai and Anchorage
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — A 7.0 magnitude earthquake rocked buildings Friday morning in Anchorage and Kenai. It caused…
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Soldotna sees small dip in summer visitors
From July to September, Soldotna saw only a small decrease in visitors despite a poor salmon run.
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Nikiski seniors perform mock trial to better understand judicial system
Senior students from Nikiski High School’s American government class spent Wednesday and Thursday afternoon performing mock murder trials…
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Mayor Pierce announces new chief of staff
On Wednesday, Kenai Peninsula Borough Mayor Charlie Pierce announced that his new chief of staff is James Baisden,…
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Chamber forum focuses on Alaska’s decreasing nonprofit fundraising trends
Nonprofit support is up across the country, but in Alaska, it’s down, Ken Miller, president of Denali FSP…
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December brings student concerts, productions
Looking for a way to get in the holiday spirit? Schools across the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District…
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How to stay healthy and safe during the holiday season
The holidays are a time to spend with family, enjoy the company of friends and to be grateful.…
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Borough chief of staff, John Quick, offered position in Dunleavy administration
Alaska Gov.-elect Mike Dunleavy has offered Kenai Peninsula Borough’s Mayor’s Office chief of staff, John Quick, the position…
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Borough votes to lease Anchor Point parcels to Hilcorp
At last week’s Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly meeting, the assembly voted to lease parcels in the Anchor Point…
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Kenai Peninsula College Around Campus for the week of Nov. 26, 2018
Public registration for spring semester open
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Borough bullish on cyber protection
The Kenai Peninsula Borough is bullish on cybersecurity in wake of a massive malware attack affected the Matanuska-Susitna…
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Borough mayor’s office makes progress in DC
The Kenai Peninsula Borough’s Mayor’s Office attended an Alaska-focused meeting in Washington, D.C., a couple of weeks ago.…
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Borough to rename chambers in honor of Betty J. Glick
Assembly member Dale Bagley wants to name the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly chambers the Betty J. Glick Assembly…
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Borough chooses to not appeal court decision, updates invocation policy
Tuesday night, the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly voted to not appeal a Superior Court decision that cited the…