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Satanic Temple gets last word as assembly ends open invocation policy
Effective Jan. 1, assembly invocations will be delivered exclusively by volunteer chaplains who serve the borough’s fire and…
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Assembly mulls borough logo rebrand
The borough’s current logo is “dated, difficult to scale, and too detailed to be effective,” according to legislation…
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Seward electric rates to increase by $0.06 per kilowatt hour Jan. 1
Seward twice in 2023 voted not to sell the utility to Homer Electric Association
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KPEDD director prepares to pass the torch
When Tim Dillon steps down as head of the Kenai Peninsula Economic Development District at the end of…
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Southern peninsula communities awarded federal grants to improve water systems
Grants are among 21 USDA awards to improve infrastructure in rural Alaska
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Israel-Palestine discussion brings listeners to KBC
A discussion on the ongoing Israel-Palestine conflict hosted Friday at Kachemak Bay campus drew a standing-room only crowd…
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Public Works director to retire in January
Homer Public Works Director Jan Keiser is retiring from her position with the city in January.
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South Peninsula Hospital receives $1.3 grant to open child care center
The licensed child care facility will serve hospital employees
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Department of Health urges flu, COVID-19 and RSV vaccines
An Alaska Public Health Alert delivered by the State Department of Health on Monday “urges” an increase in…
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Kenai woman sentenced in bankruptcy fraud case
Saray Lockwood formerly operated Kenai Dental Clinic with her late-husband Dr. Glenn Lockwood
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Homer chamber board head enters race for state House
Michael Daniel, a Republican, is challenging Alaska House Rep. Sarah Vance.
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Inletkeeper turns focus to energy for next community climate solution
The meeting marked the official kickoff of Cook Inletkeeper’s fourth installment in its local solution series
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Alaska’s adjusted school spending trails national average, UAA researchers say
Funding for K-12 education is expected to be a top issue in the upcoming legislative session