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Seward freshman wins 35th Caring for the Kenai with thermal asphalt proposal
Twelve finalists were chosen in this year’s competition.
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Spurr activity ‘declined slightly’
If an eruption were to occur, there would be noticeable indicators that may provide days to weeks of…
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Peninsula organizations awarded mental health trust grants
Three organizations, in Seldovia, Seward and Soldotna, recently received funding from the Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority.
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Assembly kills resolution asking for option to cap property tax increases
Alaska municipalities are required by state statute to assess all properties at their full and true value.
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Dunleavy’s veto of education funding bill puts pressure on lawmakers during final month of session
Governor also previews new bill with $560 BSA increase, plus additional funds for policy initiatives.
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Annual litter cleanup to start Monday
The HoWL DiRtBaGs Clean-Up Week will take place April 21-26.
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Anchor Point salmon derby cast for next weekend
This year’s derby is held in honor of Erica Walli.
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Camping to reopen at Karen Hornaday Park
After a three-year closure, the park campground will open May 23.
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Constituents quiz Vance during crowded virtual town hall
Education and budgeting dominated the conversation during the Saturday meeting.
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Ruffridge, Vance, Elam oppose stripped down education funding bill
The Senate passed a modified HB 69 on Friday that removed everything from House bill but a $1,000…
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Info, education on local agriculture to be featured at Southcentral Growers Conference
The two-day conference begins on April 25 at Kachemak Bay Campus.
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Officers who shot and killed man in Kasilof found ‘justified’
The three officers were found to be justified in their force by the Office of Special Prosecutions.
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Juneau refugee family gets ‘leave immediately’ notice; four people affiliated with UAA have visas revoked
Actions part of nationwide sweep as Trump ignores legal orders against detentions, deportations.