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Information sought on Kenai burglary
On Oct. 18 at 6:30 a.m., the Kenai Police Department responded to a burglary report at the .406 Sportsman's Lodge.
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For the first time in recent memory, the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly will take up the issue of how to discipline a member of the government for breaking borough law.
Soldotna joins resolution to lure Fish Board
The Soldotna City Council adopted a resolution authorizing Mayor Peter Micciche to sign a joint resolution among Kenai, Soldotna and the Kenai Peninsula Borough that asks the Board of Fisheries to reconsider holding meetings in the area.
Raise attempts rejected : Assembly: No to increases for 2 KESA positions
Less than two weeks after a swell of negative public opinion arose surrounding large pay raises to his chief of staff and special assistant, Kenai Peninsula Borough Mayor Dave Carey attempted to increase two more position's salaries.
Rising cost of electricity generates increased sales of wind turbines in Kenai
James Daggett and electrician Daniel Hacksen put together a turbine for Bear Creek Winery in Homer.
Service honored: Stettler recognized for tireless community involvement
While the term "pillar of society" is often bandied about, Herb Stettler of Kasilof truly lives up the moniker.
Two men were rescued with reported mild hypothermia about two miles southeast of Kalgin Island on Saturday, according to the Coast Guard.
Egg harvest the beginning of Kenai students' salmon education
KENAI, Alaska - Three years ago Brittany Gilman knew three things about salmon. "All I knew back then was that salmon are fish.
2 Alaskans die in 3-vehicle crash on Nebraska interstate highway
Two people from Alaska have died in a three-vehicle accident on Interstate 80 in central Nebraska.
Kenai hydroelectric project progresses
Alaska renewable power proposal involves two small dams, stirs worries of harm to salmon habitat; public meeting set for Nov.
'We're trying to do them better': CEO discusses challenges affecting Central Peninsula Hospital
In just over a year Central Peninsula Hospital has been the focus of incredible challenges, any one of which alone would test the mettle of any administrator and staff -- a prolonged and contentious union-organizing effort, a fatal shooting and a recent call by the hospital's advisory board for an in-depth operational audit by the Kenai Peninsula ...
The Kenai City Council will meet tonight at 7 for its regular meeting. Items on the agenda include an ordinance to establish standards for erecting wind turbines, and a resolution authorizing Mayor Pat Porter to sign a joint resolution with the Soldotna and borough mayors asking the Board of Fisheries to reconsider its decision not to meet on the ...
Movie about women on the frontlines comes to Kenai
With Veterans Day fast approaching, the American Legion Post 20 in Kenai is planning for at least one added event this year.
Redoubt site on tap again: Council faces reconsideration of city memorial park location
Not all campaign promises fall by the wayside. In Soldotna, where four candidates for city council recently campaigned with a pledge to honor voters' wishes to site a city cemetery next to the Kenai River near the end of Redoubt Avenue, the newly elected council members are considering just that.
Wind knocks out power in N. Kenai
Numerous power outages struck Homer Electric Association customers throughout the day Thursday, particularly in North Kenai and Nikiski.
Oh my gourdness!: Carver takes a slice out of 319-pound pumpkin
Someone call Charlie Brown because there's a great pumpkin at the Kenai Visitors and Cultural Center this weekend, and in fitting with the seasonal festivities, the garden gourd is being transformed into a work of art by a local sculptor.
37 acres open to personal-use firewood cutting
With heating oil prices on the rise, some people may be planing to heat their homes with more natural materials this winter, and they will soon be able to get fuel for free for their wood stoves.
'I'm gory without all the blood': Kenai woman delights in fright
While some people may just be getting around to carving their jack-o'-lantern for Halloween, Sonia Tribble of Kenai has taken holiday decorating to another level.
Tents line the beach near the mouth of the Kenai River during the dipnet fishery.
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