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Alaska’s electric utilities facing changes
Changes are coming to the regulations that guide Alaska’s electric utilities. Where those changes come from and how…
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School board, superintendent begin contract discussions
The first round of contract discussions for the recently appointed superintendent of the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District…
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Bumper crop of pinks expected
Thanks to hatcheries coming back online, lower Cook Inlet is expecting a bumper crop of pink salmon this…
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Walker plans Medicaid expansion
JUNEAU — Gov. Bill Walker said he will introduce legislation to overhaul and expand the Medicaid system in…
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Officials to Test Tsunami Warning System in Alaska
NOAA’s National Weather Service, the Alaska Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management and the Alaska Broadcasters Association…
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State dart tournament at Wasabi’s
Approximately 150 people from all over Alaska, Canada and elsewhere are expected for the Alaska State Dart Tournament…
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Scientists, managers and public connect at Kachemak Bay Science Conference
In an ideal world, science would enlighten us about how the things around us work, and managers would…
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Pet of the Week
Stella is a super loving, 6-year old, spayed calico. A real gem, this girl loves people and is…
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Hoppin’ harbor
Crews with the Carroll Corp. offload Pacific cod from the F/V Independence last Friday at the Homer Fish…
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Cause of razor clams’ demise no mystery; it’s overharvest
T he Kachemak Bay Science Conference held last week in Homer was a valuable opportunity for those who…
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Protect us from the fence painters
OK, how many of you in citizenville are aware that as of January 2015, anyone who hires out…
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If you heat with coal, pay attention
A heads up to all who heat with coal: There is currently a proposal before the Homer Parks…
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A tournament to remember
On behalf of all the referees that worked the 3A South-central District Playoffs, I would like to thank…