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North Pacific council approves new plan for halibut harvest quotas
After nearly four days of testimony, the North Pacific Fishery Management Council on Oct.
Complext halibut allocation plan approved
The North Pacific Fisheries Management Council Saturday approved a plan to divvy up available halibut in two Alaska regions among commercial and charter fleets.
Plan to split halibut catch approved
CONTROVERSY: Low stocks could mean one-fish limit for charter fishermen in 2 areas.
Betsy Fritz celebrates 95th birthday with friends
What a beautiful weekend it was -- a great opportunity to play catch-up on chores.
Cook Inlet Areawide Oil and Gas Lease Sale
The Alaska Department of Natural Resources , Division of Oil and Gas, gives notice that it has issued the Preliminary Best Interest Finding and Alaska Coastal Management Program Consistency Analysis for the ...
Kenai Peninsula United Way campaign kicks off to raise $750,000
Under the theme "Live United," the Kenai Peninsula United Way has kicked off its 2008 campaign.
Kenai Peninsula United Way campaign kicks off
Under the theme "Live United," the Kenai Peninsula United Way is set to kick off its 2008 campaign.
Anchor Point library taps into 'PFD' hunger
Looking for some "PFD" action, as in "Pasta For Dinner," that is? If so, the Anchor Point Public Library's the cause and Anchor Point Senior Center's the place.
Nikolaevsk celebrates its new fire station
"Why is the word 'ambulance' spelled backwards?" asked a little boy in the front row.
Anchor Point Senior Center revs up for holiday bazaar
I think the weather man has taken the last couple of weeks off and is now playing his recording from his prior airing.
Fun, exercise and an opportunity to give something back to Planet Earth are just a few of the intrinsic rewards of this year's Kachemak Bay CoastWalk.
Missing Sterling man found dead
Alaska State Troopers on Tuesday found the body of a 49-year-old man in the Sterling woods they had been searching for since early Sunday.
Man, woman die in Homer: Daughter witnesses murder-suicide
An East End Road couple was killed Monday night in an apparent homicide-suicide. Alaska State Troopers allege Jessie Otton, 40, and her boyfriend, Brian Howard, 44, got into an argument and that Otton shot ...
This year's top question: Where did summer go?
Labor Day has passed and all eyes are on our Alaska barometer, fireweed. Football season is here, time to get out your pompoms and cheer your favorite team to victory.
Communities seek state funds: Assembly may certify 26 unincorporated areas for '09 money
More than two dozen unincorporated communities within the Kenai Peninsula Borough may be in line for state revenue sharing money in fiscal year 2009.
Voters line up to cast ballots
Tuesday was a busy day at polling places on the southern Kenai Peninsula. In District 35, which includes communities from Anchor Point south, 37.63 percent, or 5,021 of the area's 13,344 registered voters cast ...
Ninilchik woman killed by horse
In an incident an Alaska State Trooper called worse than a bear attack, a stallion trampled to death a Ninilchik woman at a remote cabin off Oilwell Road last Saturday afternoon.
All over the lower Kenai Peninsula earlier this week, moose could be seen browsing in thick willow stands from Anchor Point to Caribou Lake.
The 13 year "WAR OF THE BATS" versus Man has finally ended with much squealing, screaming, hollering, bloodshed and DEATH.
Voting for the Alaska Primary Election is Tuesday. Voters choose Democrat, Alaskan Independence, Libertarian or Republican Party candidates for U.S. Senator, U.S. Representative and District 35 Representative.
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