The KSRM News Department compiled some of the top stories from this past week.
Monday, November 30:
Kenai Peninsula College COVID-19 Relief Funding, City of Kenai Facilities Closure Extended Till December 31, Kenai Peninsula Borough Part Of A Six Member Group Questioning Acting Alaska Attorney General On Second Class Borough Powers
Tuesday, December 1:
Public Invited To Interagency Advisory Committee Meeting For Cooper Lake Hydropower Project, Results From Alaska’s General Election Certified, UPDATE: Fatal Traffic Investigation On Seward Highway Monday Night
Wednesday, December 2:
Ascent Global Logistics Acquires Hageland Aviation Services; Launches Rambler Air, CPH Assembly Report: COVID-19 Cases Surging; Over Capacity Experienced, 2019 Felony Level Sex Offense Report Now Published To DPS Website
Thursday, December 3:
Soldotna City Council: Mask Ordinance For Introduction Fails, Lawsuit Challenges Alaska Ballot Measure Constitutionality, Homer Electric Gives Back To Their Membership
Friday, December 4:
State Of Alaska’s Online Voter Registration System Victim Of Data Exposure, Large Drug Bust in Seward, “Holding Our Own” Shop Soldotna Program Receives Additional Funding
