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Board of Fish to consider set beach seines for east side setnet fishery
Seines were tested on local beaches this summer in effort helmed by Lisa and Brian Gabriel
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Pugh, Garfield bring life to love story
“We Live in Time” explores legacy, connection and grief through the pair’s relationship
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Board of Fisheries again declines to hold Upper Cook Inlet meeting on Kenai Peninsula
The State Board of Fisheries last week rejected calls from the Kenai Peninsula Borough and the cities of…
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Board of Fish sets 2026 Lower Cook Inlet meeting for Seward
The board last met in Seward in 2019
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Board of Fish to consider expansion of commercial dipnetting fishery
Discussion of expanded time, days and season of commercial dipnet fishery scheduled for March
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Grand jury indicts 2 troopers on felony assault charge
The complaint cites both audio and body camera footage
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Borough’s tourism industry working group takes shape
The group will explore the effects of a potential bed tax
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Connections student to light U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree
Rose Burke, 9, won the U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree essay contest and will travel to Washington D.C.
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Seward gets nearly $46 million for power upgrades at port
The funds are intended to transform Seward’s port into a “green port”
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Ribbens, Cooper named new heads of borough assembly
The Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly reorganized during their Oct. 22 meeting
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Seward City Council swears in winners of October municipal election
They were sworn in two weeks after the council certified its election results
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Update: Bjorkman, Ruffridge, Elam and Vance lead in election night results
Several residents said that they came out to vote because they knew this election was “a big one.”
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‘Rocky Horror’ returns
Local actors to perform live during late-night screenings of classic film