The KSRM News Department compiled some of the top stories from this past week.
Monday 8/29
Young Seeks To Retroactively Declare Property, Kenai Walmart Evacuated This Morning Due to Bomb Threat, Nuisance Abatement Fee Could be Lowered in Kenai, Hundreds Attend 20th Annual Soup, Supper, and Auction
Tuesday 8/30
PRL Logistics Inc. Announces Partnership To Introduce New Hybrid Airship, Voter Confidence Shaken? Division To Certify Election This Week, Oil Exploration Now Less Than A Fifth Of 2014, Alaska One of Five States With No Health Insurance Options
Wednesday 8/31
Standoff In Sterling With Federal Felon Ends Peacefully, APOC Complaint Filed Against Rep. LeDoux For Three Alleged Campaign Violations, Marijuana Social Clubs Illegal According To Alaska Attorney General, HEA Scam Again Targeting Homes, Businsses
Thursday 9/1
M4.4 Earthquake In Southcentral At 4:27am, Kenai Man One Of Five Killed In Bethel Airplane Collision, ‘It Is About Taxes,’ Soldotna Home Rule Seeks Sales, Not Property Revenue, Voter Registration Deadline Is September 4 For The Regular Municipal Election, 2016 Hunting Season Begins Today With Increased Waterfowl Limits
Friday 9/2
Nikiski Incorporation Group Gathers 150 Signatures, What Would State Ownership Of The AK LNG Project Mean For The Peninsula?, BBB Urges Consumers To Not Purchase EpiPens Online
