4/10/15
Two brush fires near the Kenai Spur Highway yesterday demonstrated the significant amount of fire fuel available.
Brush Fires Show Volatility of Season
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Five Local Teachers Garner Excellence Awards
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4/10/15
The 20th Annual BP Teachers of Excellence Awards received over 1,200 teacher nominations this year.
Kenai Fire Department Hosting Car Seat Check Up Today
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4/10/15
Are your kids safe in the car? Kenai Fire Chief Jeff Tucker said his Department will be able to tell you today…
Medicaid Expansion Possible Without Legislative Action
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4/10/15
This Legislative session is scheduled to end in just nine days and Governor Bill Walker is yet to fulfill his campaign promise…
Ending Daylight Saving Would “Alienate Alaskans”
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4/10/15
A bill to end Daylight Saving Time in Alaska is unlikely to pass the State House this session, though the bill previously passed the Senate 16-4.
Chenault, Agrium Plead for Plant Tax Credits
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4/10/15
A new tax incentive would be a “factor” in Agrium’s decision to reopen in North Kenai, but lawmakers expressed skepticism yesterday that the state can afford the credits.
Spring Sports Fill Weekend With Soccer & Track
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High school sports enter spring seasons.
Flood of Reds May Drive Down Salmon Prices
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There’s little room in the market for this year’s projected flood of red salmon, which could lead to a drop in sockeye prices.
Corral/Binkley Intersection Closed Monday
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4/10/15
The City of Soldotna will close the Corral and Binkley Street intersection on Monday, April 13.
Will Alaska Give the Legal Nod For Right to Die?
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4/10/15
Lawmakers must decide whether to give the legal nod to a right to die bill currently working through the State House.