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Burn permits required early for Southcentral Alaska
The order goes into effect on Monday, March 17, in expectation of an early wildland fire season.
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HEA community outreach programs now open
Applications for the 2025 HEA Scholarship Program are due March 30.
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Kenai library receives $14K in donations
The funds will purchase new materials, equipment and furniture.
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Kenai accepts donation of bears displayed at airport
The pair have been displayed at the airport since 2014.
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Soldotna man arrested after police chase, multiple collisions
Aldon Burns is charged with failure to stop at the direction of a peace officer, fourth-degree assault and…
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Sterling man arrested by SWAT after alleged Tuesday assault
The man allegedly assaulted and threatened multiple people before being arrested by a SWAT team.
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Aleutian Airways to launch Kenai route in June
Starting in June, the airline will fly two daily round-trip flights.
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Community airs concerns about education, energy at town halls
Bjorkman hosts meetings in Moose Pass, Nikiski and Soldotna.
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Local 9-year-old to shoot hoops in Idaho
If she wins in that competition, she could go to the national finals in Chicago in April.
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School board strikes 6 schools from closure consideration
The board will continue to consider closing Nikolaevsk School, Sterling and Tustumena.
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School budget scenarios would cut staffing, programs
Even at the highest level of funding, the drafts describe significant cuts.
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Nikolaevsk, others speak to KPBSD about school closures, budget cuts
Public testimony stretched for over two hours in the Homer High School auditorium.
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Ravn discontinues service to Homer
Aleutian Airways continues to provide service to and from Homer.
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RurAL CAP marks over 100 homes constructed by mutual self-help program
The program is a response to Alaska’s housing crisis.
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Homer author Tom Kizzia shares ‘Josie’s Story’
The story highlights the complexity of Jewish-Alaskan history.
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Girls soccer, Homeless Connect receive Soldotna mini grants
Both received $1,000 to assist with operating expenses.
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Soldotna joins call for increased school funding
The city is calling for an increase to the BSA and ongoing inflation proofing of that amount.
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Biologist reports on mass murre die-off
A mass marine heat wave known simply as “the Blob” decimated their food system from multiple angles.
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Attorney requests delay in trooper assault case
Joseph Miller Jr., 50, and Jason Woodruff, 42, were indicted on felony assault in October.