The KSRM News Department compiled some of the top stories from this past week.
Monday 8/17
Plane Lands on Seward Highway Near Potter Marsh, One-Vehicle Accident in Clam Gulch Injures Six, Federal Government Gives Shell Go-Ahead for Arctic Drilling, Late Catch Takes Seward Silver Salmon Derby
Tuesday 8/18
Local Firefighting Personnel Joining Out of State Efforts, Gov. Walker “Stands Firm” on Medicaid Expansion Plans, Inaction on Budget Deficit Threatens Alaska’s Bond Rating, Marijuana Regulation Could Split Haves and Have Nots
Wednesday 8/19
Back to School This Morning, Tucker Found Two Weeks After Accident, Proposed K-Beach Service Area Tabled with Intent to Expire, Politicians on the Kenai Today, KRSA Classic Roundtable: Fly on the Wall, Fishermen Protesting KRSA Kenai River Classic
Thursday 8/20
Permanent Fund Adds 4.9%, Subcommittee Created to find Feasibility of Event Space in Kenai, KRSA Classic Draws Over 100 Protesters, Gulf of Alaska Whale Deaths Prompt NOAA Investigation,
Friday 8/21
Kenai VA Field Hearing Changes Locations, Bond Rating Could Impact LNG Project, New Moose Bow Hunting Season Begins Saturday, Alaskan Courts Raise Fees
