The KSRM News Department has compiled some top headlines of the week.
Monday, November 14th:
- Troopers Assist Kenai Police In Bar Fight
- Dunleavy Picks Health Commissioner To Lead Revenue Agency
- Veterans Day Celebration In Kenai
- Candidate Filing Period Open For Borough Mayor Special Election
Tuesday, November 15th:
- Homer Library Board To Decide If LBGTQ+ Books Will Stay
- Alaska State Chamber Releases Statewide Survey Results At Chamber Luncheon
- Trapping And Pet Safety On The Chugach National Forest
- Stuff A Stocking For Ukrainian Refugee Children
Wednesday, November 16th:
- Spark Soldotna ‘Shark Tank’ Event Is Friday Night
- Murkowski, Sullivan Continue To Press For Fair Process, Timely Re-Approval Of Ambler Access Project
- Peltola Works To Amend Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act
- Alaska Voters Reject Constitutional Convention
- November Proclaimed Family Caregiver Month The Borough
Thursday, November 17th:
- One Dead After Thursday Morning Shooting In Kenai
- Borough Proposed Private Boat Take-Out Facility On The Lower Kasilof River Resolution Not Adopted
- Kenai Authorizes The Purchase Of Real Property For The Bluff Erosion Restoration Project
- Murkowski, Sullivan Applaud An Additional $135.9 Million In Broadband Investment For Alaska
Friday, November 18th:
- Borough Approves The 2023 Asset Allocation for the Land Trust Investment Fund Investments
- Alaska And Washington Senators Call On Administration To Quickly Declare Federal Fishery Disaster
- October Jobs Up 2.0 Percent From October 2021
- DOT Seeking Comment On Seward Highway MP 90-99 Pavement Preservation
