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Title 21 code rewrite to begin in January
Homer comprehensive plan project leaders updated the city council last month
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Homer theater to reopen in February
Homer’s movie theater, now called The Porcupine, will host a grand opening gala in January
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Assembly considers cutting an open public comment period from its meetings
There are two opportunities for open public comment during meetings of the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly — one…
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Kenai accepts funds for 2018 and 2020 fishery disasters
Disaster relief is still outstanding for 2021, 2022 and 2023
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Seward approves raises for city staff, rejects bed tax increase
The third and final public hearing on Seward’s budget will be held on Dec. 16
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Seward adds 3rd full-time paid firefighter
Seward Fire Department is struggling to find coverage for all hours of the day, according to chief
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Study says pipeline would be better for economy than gas imports, cost $11 billion
The study was triggered by a request from the Legislature for an independent third-party review of a project…
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School board hears from schools about more restrictive cellphone policies
Existing policy says that devices shouldn’t be used during classroom instruction or other district-supervised activities
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Clam Gulch resident sentenced to over 270 years for sexual abuse of a minor
Superior Court Judge Jason Gist imposed sentencing for each individual charge
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State certifies election results
Bjorkman, Ruffridge, Vance, Elam win election to Alaska Legislature
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Civil air patrol to offer emergency radio training
CAP intends this effort to help communities be prepared for catastrophic events
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City council extends Spit emergency declaration
The council also passed a resolution requesting borough and state disaster declarations
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Bjorkman will lead 2 committees in Senate
Bjorkman is set to chair the Senate Labor Commerce Committee and the Senate Transportation Committee