A nearly two-hour discussion at the Kenai Peninsula Borough’s meeting on Tuesday night led to a room filled with concerned community members, and an even more interesting outcome.

In response to Governor Mike Dunleavy’s veto of SB 140, the Alaska Council of School Administrators (ACSA) wrote to the Alaska Legislature to for their original bipartisan support for the recent education bill.

The plan for the Homer Harbor Expansion is beginning its second year of its General Investigation study to discover if creating a bigger port would prove beneficial to the community. 

When the United States tied up 309 square miles of State land in Bristol Bay with new regulations, it broke its contract with the State, violating the Cook Inlet Land Exchange of 1976 and violating the Statehood Act of 1953.

The KSRM News Department has compiled some top headlines of the week.

Gov. Mike Dunleavy late Thursday vetoed an education funding package overwhelming passed by lawmakers and urged action on teacher bonusesand charter school provisions that have been divisive among legislators.

Scammers are back at it again, and they’re trying to pull at the heart strings of family members.

The Kenai Watershed Forum held a presentation on Wednesday, March 13th to share their initiative to help rehabilitate a degraded shoreline at a Kenai and Soldotna Joint Chambers of Commence Luncheon.

The topic of ‘where is our gas coming from,’ has been a big concern over the past few years for those across the Peninsula.

In the House Floor Session held on Wednesday, March 13th, Homer Representative Sarah Vance presented a bill before house members to consider which would change some negative terminology.