4/3/15
The Kenai City Council passed two projects for construction this summer.
Marathon, Daubenspeck Projects Awarded
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LNG Fieldwork Planned for Nikiski this Summer
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The Legislature and Governor are still working through disagreements about the direction of an Alaskan LNG gasline.
Alaska Files Arguments for Federal Appeal on Marriage
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The State of Alaska is continuing to support a suit which would keep the state’s constitutional definition of marriage as “between one man and one woman.”
No School Today, Final Vacation Day
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Schools are closed today, giving students and teachers a break after yesterday’s Alaska Measures of Progress testing.
K-Beach Flood Project Still Waiting for Permit
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4/3/15
The Department of Natural Resources is still reviewing a permit application from the K-Beach Flood Mitigation Project which my alleviate flooding around 7th Street.
House Votes to End School Bond Reimbursements
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The State House yesterday passed a bill which would end state reimbursements for school bonds for the next five years.
Forward-Funding For Schools Stripped From Budget
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4/3/15
The Senate Finance Committee yesterday passed a version of the budget which would drop $47.5 million from schools funding for the coming year.
Kenai Mechanics Receive Innovation Award
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4/2/15
Kenai mechanics garnered the Innovation Safety Award by the Alaska Safety Council last week for designing safer police vehicles.
Worldwide Autism Awareness Day Shows Up Blue
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4/2/15
If you noticed an abundance of people wearing blue today, it’s for a good cause: Worldwide Autism Awareness Day.
ADFG Warns of Early Bear Activity
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4/2/15
April has been deemed “Bear Awareness Month” and there have been several sightings on the Kenai Peninsula already.