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Alaska alert level remains higher than national average.
The COVID-19 positive test rate continues to rise on the southern Kenai Peninsula, with three new cases reported…
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Boatyard, moose advocates discuss boatyard at assembly
The boatyard hopes to acquire three lots of land that separate some of the company’s discontinuous lots.
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Man charged with attempted murder, assault and resisting arrest
Homer man, 53, beat and strangled woman over two hours, police allege.
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Council introduces ordinance prohibiting beach launches of Jet Skis
Council introduces ordinance to ban launching Jet Skis, other powerboats, from beaches.
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Sprout ED resigns, will head Big Brothers Big Sisters Alaska
Sprout ED resigns, will head Big Brothers Big Sisters Alaska
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Ex-DHS officer indicted on sexual assault charges
The alleged offenses occurred between 2012 and 2018.
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Alaska alert level is higher than national average.
COVID-19 cases continue rising statewide and on the southern Kenai Peninsula.
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Single-dose COVID shot on pause
Six severe blood clots were reported in relation to Johnson and Johnson/Janssen vaccine.
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Cheryl Siemers to lead Kenai Peninsula College
Gary Turner is the current KPC director, and will be stepping down in June.
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Homer downgrades alert level to yellow
Alert level remains high statewide with 19.93 cases per 100,000.
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In public service announcement, governor urges Alaskans to get vaccinated
South Peninsula Hospital expects more than 2,000 doses in April
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Dunleavy taps Cockrell to head public safety
Cockrell is a former wildlife trooper and Marathon security supervisor.
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District to relax mask requirement during outdoor activities
The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District is planning to relax masking requirements for staff and students when they…