The KSRM News Department has compiled some top headlines of the week.
Monday, March 6th:
- 33 Iditarod Sled Dog Race Mushers To Trek Across Alaska
- Kenai River Early-Run King Salmon Sport Fishery Is Closed
- Senator Jesse Bjorkman Introduces Local Lumber Grading Bill
- Murkowski Slams Interior For Deliberately Cutting Cook Inlet Gas Production
Tuesday, March 7th:
- Kenai Passes Amended Ordinance On Raising Chickens In City Limits
- Alaska Rights Commission Limits LGBTQ Discrimination Cases
- Kasilof River Early-Run King Salmon Restricted Beginning May 1
- Senator Stevens Introduces Legislation Increasing The Minimum Age For Tobacco And E-Cigarettes From 19 to 21
- Lawmakers Reject Pay Hikes For Governor, Top Alaska Leaders
Wednesday, March 8th:
- KPEDD Assisting In Statewide Business Survey
- Sport Fishing For King Salmon Closed In Cook Inlet Salt Waters
- Governor Dunleavy Announces Bills To Pay Teachers Recruitment And Retention Incentive, Ensure Parental Rights In Schools
- U.S. Fish And Wildlife Service Withdraws Kenai National Wildlife Refuge Proposed Rule
Thursday, March 9th:
- Alaska Halibut Season Opens March 10
- Swarm Of Quakes At Alaska Volcano Could Mean Eruption Coming
- Kasilof River Personal Use Gillnet Fishery Daily Fishing Hours Reduced
- Hazardous Waste Collection Day At Central Peninsula Landfill On Saturday March 11th
- House Ways And Means Focuses On Permanent Fund/Permanent Fund Dividend Solutions This Week
- Murkowski Helps Introduce Bipartisan Legislation To Extend Federal Support For Local Fire Departments
Friday, March 10th:
