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Johnstone quits Board of Fisheries
Alaska Board of Fisheries Chairman Karl Johnstone resigned Tuesday, and a longtime Cook Inlet commercial fisheries advocate has…
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Chamber’s annual meeting scheduled for Jan. 27 at Bidarka
The Homer Chamber of Commerce will have its annual membership and luncheon beginning at noon Jan. 27 at…
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2 KPC degree programs top earnings list for UAA grads
Five years after graduation, alumni of two Kenai Peninsula College associate of applied science degree programs rank No.…
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Transportation chief asked to step down
JUNEAU — Gov. Bill Walker’s administration asked for and received state transportation commissioner Patrick Kemp’s resignation Monday following…
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Hard truth about state’s oil revenue
Imagine your family’s biggest source of income plummeting by 80 percent in one year. At today’s oil prices,…
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Governor: Unsustainable for tax breaks to exceed oil tax revenue
JUNEAU — The state is expected to pay about $100 million more in tax credits to oil and…
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Home Run expands to Baycrest
Having opened Home Run Oil in 2000, Jeff and Shelly Erickson are now providing more than fuel for…
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Chamber plans for 2015
The Homer Chamber of Commerce will have its annual membership and luncheon beginning at noon Jan. 27 at…
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North Dakota, Alaska locked in rivalry for oil, population
BISMARCK, N.D. — Forget South Dakota. North Dakota’s most similar sister state these days is some 2,000 miles…
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Navarre ready to tackle health care costs
With the rising cost of health care set to have a major impact on the Kenai Peninsula Borough…
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Walker stops work on several projects
How little can the state afford to spend? Gov. Bill Walker halted immediate spending on six of the…
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Walker stops work on several projects
How little can the state afford to spend? Gov. Bill Walker halted immediate spending on six of the…
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Politicos dealt difficult hands to play in 2015
By Tim Bradner Morris News Service – Alaska Gov. Bill Walker and his new administration are still settling…