3/24/15
Residents of the Kenai Peninsula may have noticed there have not been as many snowshoe hares in the last year or so.
Lack of Hares on Peninsula Part of Cycle
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Properties Acquired by LNG Won’t Affect Assessing
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3/24/15
The Alaska LNG Project has now bought over 560 acres of land in Nikiski.
DOWL HKM Identifies Two Main Aquifers
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3/24/15
The borough’s first step of mapping water aquifers in a select area of Nikiski has been completed.
Maw Charged in Montana
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Local drifter and former Board of Fisheries nominee Roland Maw has been charged for wildlife violations in Montana.
Fire Danger Already on the Kenai Peninsula’s Doorstep
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3/24/15
An announcement eerily similar to this time last year: the National Weather Service has started issuing early Red Flag warnings.
Smoke Alarms Crucial in Early Morning Fire
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3/24/15
Around 6:30 this morning Central Emergency Services responded to King Salmon Ave. off of Funny River for a report of a residence filled with dense smoke.
Big Prize in KSRM Egg Hunt
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3/24/15
This year the cash prize hidden inside the KSRM Easter Egg will be $2000.
What is Public? Marijuana Work Session Explores
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3/24/15
What is public? A Soldotna City Council work session explored the topic yesterday afternoon.
Sullivan Selective on Federal Presence in Alaska
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3/24/15
He might be our federal representative, but U.S. Senator Dan Sullivan says the state does well to resist federal overreach.
Gasline Bill Passes the State House
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3/24/15
A bill which would limit the State’s involvement in any gasline project but the AK LNG Project has passed the House and is on its way to the Senate.