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Peninsula radio reacts to loss of federal funding
Congress last week approved President Trump’s rescission request, zeroing out all federal funding for public broadcasting, effective Oct.…
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Ninilchik residents consider creation of service area to fund pool
The Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly on Aug. 5 will consider an ordinance that would create the service area…
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Insurance authorization bill sponsored by Bjorkman, Ruffidge becomes law
The bill requires insurance companies and health care providers to meet new deadlines for authorizing requests for care.
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Homer Elks Lodge wins national recognition
Since its inception in 1959, Homer Elks has given back $2.2 million to the community in various charity…
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Inletkeeper, partners file lawsuit against Cook Inlet gold mine
The Johnson Tract Mine is located on CIRI-owned lands inside Lake Clark National Park.
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Homer High graduates reunite after 50 years
Members of the class of 1975, and others, gathered in Homer over the weekend.
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Kenai River dipnet fishery open 24 hours beginning Friday night
Per fish counts available from the department, 471,000 sockeye have been counted so far this year — with…
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Opening arguments offered in Erfurth trial
The trial is set to continue for around two weeks, into early August.
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Tsunami warning canceled following 7.3 earthquake near Sand Point
The Kenai Peninsula Borough Office of Emergency Management confirmed Wednesday evening that the borough was not under threat…
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Ninilchik River to remain closed to king salmon fishing
It was an “error in regulation” that would have opened the Ninilchik River to king salmon fishing on…
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SPH long-term care unit earns national recognition
The award program recognizes organizations that meet progressively rigorous standards of performance to further improve the lives of…
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‘Dancing at the end of the world’
KBBI AM 890 hosted their annual Concert on the Lawn Saturday.