3/27/15
Two new restrictions will go into affect for halibut charters this summer.
NOAA Adds Halibut Charter Restrictions for 2015
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Restitution Bill Passes Senate
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A bill which strengthens Alaska’s restitution laws in criminal cases passed the Senate unanimously today.
Keeping House Numbers Visible Helps Emergency Services
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3/27/15
The Kenai Peninsula Borough Planning Department offers a program to make house numbers more easily readable for emergency responders.
Public Assistance Needed to Cut Crime
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Alaska State Troopers say public assistance is critical in cutting crime.
Burn Responsibly to Combat Fire Season
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3/27/15
State forestry departments have already issued red flag warning in Mat-Su and a busy fire season has been predicted for this summer.
Borough Facing Fiscal Realities of Low Oil Prices
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3/27/15
Just like the State of Alaska, the Kenai Peninsula Borough is having to face some harsh fiscal realities with the price of oil still below $50 per barrel.
Dunleavy to Clarify: Parents Can Refuse Testing
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3/27/15
A parents’ right to withdraw their children from exams may soon be enshrined in law.
Commercial Fisheries Entry Commission May Be Cut
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3/27/15
The Commercial Fisheries Entry Commission (CFEC) may be eliminated and their tasks reassigned to the Department of Fish & Game after lawmakers questioned the three-member panel’s effectiveness.
Seven Records Fall At SST Competition
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High school athletes compete in inter-school SST competition.
Walker Leads First Respect Rally, Ties in Medicaid
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3/27/15
‘Choose Respect’ marches were a cornerstone of the Parnell Administration, but yesterday Governor Bill Walker led the rally in Juneau.