The KSRM News Department compiled some of the top stories from this past week.
Monday 9/14
Funny River Bear Attack Appears Defensive, Governor Walker Taking LNG Show to Japan, Alaska Chamber Calls For State Cuts, Not Taxes, Spike in “Beaver Fever” Seen in September
Tuesday 9/15
NTSB Releases Kasilof Crash Report, Lawton Flower Field Gazebo Destroyed, Two Hilcorp Exploration Wells Proposed for Ninilchik, Business Owners on Kenai Airport Lands Ask City for Reconsideration
Wednesday 9/16
Survivors Identified in Iliamna Plane Crash, Miller Energy To Receive Partial Payment of Tax Credits, Anchorage LGBT Testimony Spills into Second Night, South Peninsula Hospital in Homer Expanding
Thursday 9/17
Healthcare Task Force Gets Local Overview, Creates Subcommittee, Massera Makes Public Apology for Kenai Vandalism, Massera “Relieved” After Thursday Court Appearance, Kenai, State, CINGSA Arguments Heard in Court
Friday 9/18
Witness Says Other Driver Couldn’t have Avoided Thursday Accident, Kenai to Buy South Beach Properties, GCI Increases Internet Speeds on Kenai Peninsula, Borough Continues Tax Code Review
