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" - Sir Winston Churchill (1874-1965) ALL THE NEWS: back to home page»  » PFD is $2069 Plus Rebate » New Facilities Open at KPC » Begich Tours Kenai Area » Kenai Peninsula College Celebrates Chevron Donation » PFD Amount to be Announced on Friday » Alaska Quarters Are In Soldotna » Today is Deadline to File for HEA Seat » Guide to Kenai Discussed at Council » Kenai Changes Accessory Structures Code for Planning and Zoning » Kenai Passes Resolution to Fund Mailout on Proposition A » Palin Speech Praised by Many Across the Country » Palin To Speak to the Nation Tonight » KPC Sees Record Enrollment » Taxing Non-Prepared Foods Debated at Assembly » Chevron Donates Half a Million to KPC » First Part of Energy Relief Being Seen at the Pump » Community Revenue Sharing Approved » Date Not Set for PFD Announcement » Borough Assembly Meets Tonight in Soldotna » Anchorage Teen Injured on Sterling Highway » Construction is Nearly Done on K-Beach Road » Residents Urged to Cover Slash for Winter Burns » Palin Formally Accepts McCain Offer as Running Mate » Palin is McCain's VP Pick » Seafood Processing Plant Agrees to Settle on EPA Fine » State Still Needs Construction Workers for Projects » Cranes Are a Problem at Soldotna Airport » Soldotna Supports Killing Pike in Arc Lake » Ballot Initiatives Fail Across the State » More Votes Need to be Counted » Young Confident on Primary Victory » Senator Stevens Says Primary Victory is Historic » Primary Results » Polls Open Until 8 p.m. for Voting » Timeline Given on Wal-Mart Construction » HEA Taking Applications for Board Vacancy » Wal-Mart Arrives in Kenai » Extensive Road Work on K-Beach Road » Industry Appreciation Days » One Injured in Kenai Spur Accident » Koch Wants Walkway on Dunes » Industry Appreciation Days is Tomorrow » Borough Looking at Potential Site for New Fire Station » City to Improve Protection to Dunes » Soldotna Planner Says Some Want Municipal Parking Lot » Wal-Mart and Lowes Making Progress in Kenai » Ballot Four Supporters File Complaint With APOC » City Postpones Driftboat Pullout » Soldotna Taking Parking Survey » Assembly Updated on Hospital Status » Palin Signs Order For North Slope Natural Gas » Sandahl Hired as Kenai Police Chief » Borough Mayor Agrees With Judge in Term Limit Question » Borough Assembly Meets Tonight » Groups Still Oppose Dumping in Cook Inlet » School Construction is Done for New Year » Soldotna Mayor Disappointed on Soldotna Candidate Filings » More Released on Attempted Murder in Kenai » City of Soldotna Redefines Residential Zone » Pioneer Making Progress on North Slope Field » Kenai Man Arrested for Attempted Murder » Rain Doesn't Stop People From Attending Fair » Deadline Passes for Municipal Candidate Filing » Domed Stadium for Kenai Peninsula Still Being Discussed » Sterling Woman Killed in ATV Accident » Judge Moran Rules on Borough Term Limits » First Day of Kenai Peninsula Fair » Soldotna Says No to Birch Ridge Offer » Commercial Fishing Closed Again » Last Load Leaves Agrium » City Approves Sales Tax Resolution » Sprague Explains Borough Process for Soldotna Sales Tax Request » Soldotna and KWF Come to Terms » Soldotna Man Killed on Seward Highway » AOGA Says Kenai is Major Player in Oil » Some Borough Schools Miss Adequate Yearly Progress » Maw Comments on Exxon Valdez Decision » Anchorage Senator Says Gas Prices Too High » Soldotna Wants to Keep Sales Tax » Man Killed in Motorcycle Accident » Wal-Mart Picks Contractor for Kenai SuperCenter » Troopers Searching for Reported Plane Crash » Commercial Fishing Closed on East Side » Merkes Not Running Again for Borough Assembly » Kenai Postpones Decision on Longevity Bonus for Employees » Pioneer Not Planning to Expand in Cook Inlet » Northern Dynasty Changes Some Management Staff » Four People Rescued Near Whittier » Alaskans Getting Energy Relief » RCA Preparing for Hearing Against Enstar Rates » Kenai Council Reminds Citizens that City Manager Hires Police Chief » City Urged to Rehire Kopp as Police Chief » LaShot and Kopp Recognized for Work at Kenai » Borough Clerk's Salary Approved » More Candidates Filing for Borough Races » House Approves Energy Relief Package » Assembly Passes Capital Cap Change » Young Likes Bullet Line Idea and Encouraging More Exploration » Young Says Federal Tax on Fuel Needs to Stay » Anderson Running for Assembly » Ruffner Feels Four-Stroke Engines Are Helping Kenai River » Sockeye Salmon Limit to be Reduced in Kenai River » Energy Relief Still Being Debated » Fishing Closed for Most of Central District » One Killed in Kenai Spur Accident » Explosion Injures Kenai Residents » Camp Retires From Kenai Peninsula Borough » Senate Approves TransCanada to Build Pipeline » Stevens Happy to Be Receiving a Speedy Trial » Soldotna Wants to Protect City Sales Tax From Initiative » House Finance Committee Debating Energy Relief Package » State Senate Wants to Reduce $1,200 Energy Rebate » Cause of Wednesday's Bedroom Fire Determined » Two Residents Disagree With Purchase » Soldotna Considering Purchase of Birch Ridge Golf Course » Tesoro Uncertain When Local Gas Prices Will Fall » Torgerson Named Interim EDD Director » Pacific Energy Still Working on Jack-Up Rig » Palin Responds to Accusations of AGIA Delay » Kopp Will Not Be Seeking His Former Job in Kenai » Alaskans Not Seeing Same Relief at the Pump » Governor Sarah Palin Responds to Stevens Indictment » Senator Stevens Plans to Fight Indictment Allegations » Senator Ted Stevens Indicted » Permanent Fund Investments Take Loss » Olson Explains Vote on AGIA » Commercial Fishing Closed in Some Areas » Hikers Rescued Near Mount Marathon » DOT Urging People to Stay Off of Seeded Grounds » Kopp Resigns as DPS Commissioner » Body of Anchorage Man Found in Kenai River » National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska Lease Sale Date Set » Fish and Game To Kill Pike at Arc Lake » Soldotna Woman Hurt in Seward Highway Accident » Woman at Princess Lodges Mauled by Bear » Era Aviation's Passenger Numbers Are Down » City To Consider Birch Ridge Golf Course Purchase » McLane Not Running Again in Soldotna » Chenault Explains Opposition to TransCanada » Stevens Discusses Clean Water Initiative » House of Representatives Approves TransCanada » Kenai River Sportfishing Association Hasn't Decided on Pebble Mine, Yet » Ruffner Says Most Boats Are Complying With New DNR Rule » Mayor Porter Supports Kopp's Selection to DPS » Kopp Denies Sexual Harassment Complaint » Fish and Game Commissioner Joins Pebble Partnership » Candidates Can File for Kenai and Soldotna Elections in August » KPC Receives $1.99 Million Grant » Cuddy Explains Campaign for Senate » New Poll Shows Begich Leading Stevens for U.S. Senate » Drift Gillnetting Closed in Some Areas Today » Borough Mayor Says Tax Holiday Will Hurt Borough » Kenai Mayor Recognized for Military Work » Kenai Harbor Commission Concerned About Corrosion at Kenai Dock » Wal-Mart Construction Bids Not Open Yet » Boyle Running for Another Term in Kenai » Kenai Harbor Commission Wants Drift Boat Pullout » Coast Guard Shuts Down Fishing Vessel » Kasilof Area Commercial Fish Harvest Remains Strong » Williams Discusses Oil and Gas Exploration in Cook Inlet » Fish and Game Extends Kasilof River Dipnet Area » Kasilof River Sockeye Salmon Limits Increased » Sandahl Named Acting Kenai Police Chief » New Trespassing Law Passed by Kenai » Kenai Mayor Discusses Potential for Gasoline Tax Relief » Williams Says Gas Price Relief Up to Assembly » National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska Being Opened for More Oil and Gas Exploration » Names Released in Seward Highway Fatality Accident » Three School Boardmembers Not Running » Alaska Congressional Delegation Opposes Bush Medicare Veto » Man Killed in Nikiski After Hitting Pole » Kenai Peninsula School Lunch Prices Going Up » School Board Passes Code of Ethics » Palin Pleased With Oil Development » Wal-Mart Can Start Project This Week » Kenai Police Chief Selected to Run State Troopers » DNR Commissioner Discusses AGIA » Closure in Effect for Commercial Fishermen » Plane Crash Kills Three Near Tyonek » Governor Reacts to Cowdery Indictment » Irwin Explains In-State Gasline » Pebble Partnership Releasing Hydrology Research » Coast Guard to Assist in Artifacts Recovery » Micciche May Run for Soldotna Mayor » City Concerned About Timberwolf Condos Being Occupied Without Certificate of Occupancy » Three Men Rescued Near Anchor Point » Soldotna Approves Landscape Ordinance » HEA Wants to Build Plant Using Natural Gas » Soldotna Considering Tree Removal Ordinance » Troopers Searching for Missing Teen » Mayor Williams Predicts a Deficit with Tax Initiative » Teenager Arrested in Weekend Stabbing » Borough Has New Borough Clerk » Second Structure Fire in Two Days Fought by CES » Borough Mayor Pleased With Palin Announcement » Road Maintenance Work Impacting Travel on Bridge Access Road » Soldotna Home Catches on Fire » State and Enstar Proposing In-State Gas Line » State Money Going to Road Improvements in Kenai » State Money Coming to Kenai for Library Expansion » New Walkway Being Planned for K-Beach Road » Wagoner Remains Discouraged About Length of Session » Borough Mayor Williams Running Again » Electric Bills Are Going Up » Stevens Likes Governor's Energy Relief Plan » Some Fred Meyer Meat Being Recalled » Work Continues on K-Beach Road » CARTS Receives $5,000 From Kenai » Three Injured in One-Vehicle Accident on Kenai Spur » Kasilof River Continues to See Strong Sockeye Salmon Return » Habitat Division Moved to Fish and Game » Governor Urges Exxon Mobil To Pay » Stevens Pushing for More Energy » Division of Forestry Says Remember Fireworks Laws » Bears Removed From Russian River » Anchor Point Man Arrested in Drug Case » Groups Sue NOAA Over Beluga Whale Listing » Kenai Says No to Height of Cell Tower » Mayor Says Kenai Economy Improving » Seward Man Killed in Seward Highway Collision » Governor Discusses Bullet Line » Kenai River Being Searched for Missing Fisherman » Olson Likes Current Energy Relief Proposal by Governor » BP Career Fair at Challenger Learning Center » Legislature Hears From TransCanada » One Injured in Kenai Spur Accident » Senator Murkowski Wants Energy Relief for Fishermen » Soldotna Joining Kenai to Lobby for a Sterling Highway Fix » Mayor Says Wal-Mart is Starting Construction Soon » ACS Starting Work on AKORN » Kenai Has New Finance Director » Congressional Delegation Responds to Supreme Court Decision » Supreme Court Cuts Punitive Damages in ExxonValdez Case » Russian River Sanctuary Opening on Thursday » RCA to Hold Hearings on Proposed Enstar Contracts » Fishermen Continue to Wait for Supreme Court Decision » Russian River Anglers Told to Stay Close to Stuff » Norovirus Virus Found on Cruise Ship » No Decision Released by Supreme Court Today on ExxonValdez » KPTMC Says New Branding Program Helping the Kenai » New Poll Shows Support for ANWR Drilling » Open Burning Allowed Now » State Says Oil Industry Keeping Jobless Rate Down » Governor Discusses Competing Pipelines » Shell Oil Receives EPA Permit for Beaufort Sea Exploration » Governor Pleased With FERC Decision » Kenai District Attorney Taking New Job » Cook Inlet Task Force Meeting Scheduled » Palin is Praying for Positive Ruling in ExxonValdez Case » Sand Dunes on South Shore of Kenai River Protected » Governor Signs Two Business Bills Into Law » Open Burn Suspension in Place » Governor Palin to Introduce Energy Relief » Gas Prices Impacting Tourism » Assembly Approves Funding of Keystone Drive » Invasive Plants Being Addressed » Palin Coming to Kenai Landing » New City Manager Starts on July 15th » Gasoline as High as $4.64 a Gallon » Names Released in Mauling » Tobacco Use is Down in State » New DUI Law Goes Into Effect Next Year » Borough Assembly Meets Tonight » Bear Viewing Slows Traffic on Sterling Highway » Mauling at Skilak Lake » Teenage Boy Killed in Motorcycle Accident » Soldotna Looking at Landscaping Code » Soldiers Welcomed Home from Iraq and Afghanistan » Enstar Gas Contracts Being Contested » Meeting Scheduled for Cook Inlet Salmon Task Force » Flag Day Parade Scheduled for Soldotna » Begich Releases Energy Plan » Congressional Delegation Pushes for Opening ANWR, Again » Parker Stepping Down From Economic Development » Senate President Not Running Again » Soldotna Councilmember Concerned About Lowering Mill Rate » Soldotna Approves Amended Budget » HEA Wants Golden Valley to Run Healy Clean Coal Plant » Emergency Order at Russian River » Police Seeking Funding for Equipment » Ravenwood Fire Almost Contained » Soldotna City Council To Meet Tonight » Parker Pleased With Clean Water Forum » Pence Pleads Not Guilty » Pioneer Starts Up North Slope Work » Price of Gas on the Rise Again this Week » Wildfire Near Ciechanski Road » Clean Water Initiative to be Debated » Semmens Selected as Soldotna City Manager » Troopers Still Investigating Fatality Crash » Control Burn Gets Out of Control at Anchor Point » Burn Suspension May Go Back into Effect » ConocoPhillips Drilling in Beluga River Area » Pro-Mining Group Responds to Supreme Court Ruling » Kenai Starts No Idle Policy » Enstar Continues Bullet Line Study » Record Turnout at Kenai River Festival » Brown Not Running for Another Term on School Board » Kenai Man Indicted for Attempted Murder » Koch Discusses Marathon Road Changes » Borough Clerk Certifies Initiative for Food Tax Holiday » Kenai Wants to Protect Dunes » Kenai Approves New Budget » Denali Project Could Provide Gas for a Bullet Line » Denali Project Visits Kenai » Firewise Meeting Set for Ninilchik » Budget Set By Borough Assembly for Fiscal Year 2009 » Borough Assembly Approves Larger Tax Cut » Senator Murkowski Responds to Kenai LNG Announcement » UCIDA Wants Borough to Form a Resource Committee » Kenai LNG Plant Receives Export License Extension » Crawford Explains Efforts to Change Board Policies » School Board Passes Other Policy Changes » School Board Postpones Changes to Code of Ethics » Olson Has Opponent in House Race » School Board to Consider Policy Changes » Debate Over Soldotna Cemetary Continues » River Guides Host Wounded Veterans » Special Session Starts Tomorrow » Thayer Says Enstar Considering Change in Pricing System » Timberwolf Resort Condominiums Files Chapter Eleven Bankruptcy » Soldotna Wants New Electric Wiring to Go Underground » Oil Prices Expected to Impact Enstar Pricing » Major Road Closure This Weekend » Council Updated on City Manager Search » United Way Reaches Its Goal » Thayer Explains Proposed Contracts With Marathon and ConocoPhillips » Enstar Discusses Bullet Line » Man Seriously Injured in Beach Accident » Gasline Team Promoting AGIA and TransCanada » State to Sue For Beach Access at OSK Dock » Teenager Injured in Rollover Accident » Minnesota Man Killed in Accident » Kenai Man Drowns in Spirit Lake » Soldiers Remembered on Monday » Diesel and Urea Spilled into Kenai River » Sterling Highway Down to One Lane Near Russian River » Energy Administration Study Projects ANWR Production » Schedule Announced for the AGIA Special Session » Fish and Game Testifies at Task Force » Public Testifies to Joint Legislative Task Force » Gasline Team Critical of Denali Project » Governor Palin Recommends TransCanada for Agia License » Olson Questions Palin's Energy Relief Proposal » State Filing Lawsuit Over Polar Bear Listing » Progress Made on the Homestead Fire » Firefighters Called to Grassfire » Announcement Expected on TransCanada » 911 Transition Being Delayed » Agenda Set for Joint Legislative Task Force Meeting on Salmon » Homestead Fire at 300 Acres » Borough Approves New Serenity House Location » Burn Ban In Effect for Western Kenai Peninsula » Troopers Urging People to Buckle Up » Gasoline Prices Climbing Again on the Kenai Peninsula » Pacific Energy Still Planning to Drill With Acquired Assets » Public Hearing Tonight on Proposed Borough Budget » City of Kenai Practicing Energy Efficiency » More Closures Scheduled for K-Beach Road » RCA to Hold Hearings on Proposed Enstar Contracts » Gas Prices Impacting Government » Transition Day Announced for New 911 System » Soldotna Creates Engineering Position for City Projects » Governor Announces Energy Relief Plan » Salmon Task Force Coming to Soldotna » Gasline Forum Scheduled for Anchorage » April Jobless Rate Released » Borough and ACT Debate Term Limits in Court » School District and Soldotna to Study All-Sports Stadium » Soldotna Looking at Grants to Buy Birch Ridge Golf Course » Local Senator Concerned About Polar Bear Listing » Officials Disappointed About Polar Bear Listing » Sex Offender Arrested For Not Registering » Polar Bear Listed as Threatened by Endangered Species Act » Borough Mayor Uncertain About Local Gas Tax Relief » Polar Bear Decision Expected Soon » Task Force Looking at Assessments » Soldotna City Council Meeting Tonight » Senate Says No Again to ANWR » Gasoline Nearing $4.25 a Gallon » Fire Contained On Silver Salmon » Local Developer Settles With EPA » Hunters Found Safe in Katmai » ConocoPhillips Moving Forward on Pipeline Field Studies » HEA Looking at Alternative Power » K-Beach Road Will Remain a Two-Lane Road. » Enstar Settles With Aurora » Elton John Tickets on Sale This Morning in Soldotna » Man Critically Injured in Accident » Fire Season Expected Higher than Normal » Plans Underway for the State's 50th Birthday. » Hamrick Says New Brand is Working » Wagoner Doesn't See Gas Prices in Session » CES Responds to Small Duplex Fire » School Board Reviewing Board Policies » Conex Trailer Ordinance Defeated » New Assistant Superintendent Hired » Mayor Pat Porter Discusses Wal-Mart » Alaska Waste Implementing Fuel Surcharge » Mayor Wants Assembly to Look at Salary » Money Allocated for Homer Hospital Improvements » Kenai City Manager Doesn't Expect Upgrades to Marathon Road » Cooper Landing Residents Granted Subsistence for Moose Hunting » Borough Clerk Stepping Down » Tourist Projections Down for Kenai Peninsula » Assembly Meeting in Seward » One Critically Injured on Oilwell Road Accident » Anchorage Man Hurt in Plane Crash » Small Fire in Kenai on Monday » Small Plane Crash Near Soldotna » Wal-Mart Closes on Kenai Sale » Arson Awareness Week Being Recognized Locally » May is Start of Peak Fire Season » Local Resident Dies From Injuries in Accident » One Person Injured in Rollover at Moose Pass » Wagoner on Legislative Task Force » Tesoro Comments on Diesel Production » Clean Water Initiatives Still in Court » Borough Still Working for Beach Access in Nikiski » Enstar Pushing DOE for LNG Plant Decision » Aspen Opens in Kenai » Oklahoma Senator Wants Investigation of Young » Tesoro Defends Price of Gasoline » Young Defends Actions on Florida Road » Alaska Home Depots Staying Open » KSRM Sports Announcer to Run for Senate » Alaska Energy Authority Asking for Input on Alternative Energy » Congressional Delegation Wants ANWR Open » Chenault Comments on Denali » Kenai Peninsula Now Paying Over Four Dollars for Gas » Residents Learn More About Denali » Realtor Says Soldotna Condos Will Benefit Community » RCA Approves Change in Ownership for Cook Inlet Pipeline » Refuge To Start Bidding Process Thursday » Judge Orders Polar Bear Decision in 16 Days » HEA to Have Annual Meeting » Family Rescued in Mat-Su » New Flight Service From Homer to Kodiak » Kenai Still Looking at Dumpsters » Energy Town Hall Meetings Scheduled » Group Lobbying to Reduce Moose Killed on Roads » Two Injured in Accident » Homer Man Killed in Accident » Biggs Explains Rejection of Tax Cap Question » Soldotna Starting Summer Construction Work » Conex Issue Returns to Kenai Planning and Zoning » Update on the Timber Wolf Lodge Resorts » Kassik's Kenai Brew Stop Wins Award » Nikiski Beach to Open Again » Olson Explains Support for Task Force on Cook Inlet Fish » Micciche Wants Vote on Birch Ridge » Homer Electric Raises Rates » Thayer Discusses Proposed Enstar Natural Gas Contracts » Kenai Man Mauled by Bear » Energy Town Hall Meetings Scheduled » Troopers Say Alcohol Contributed to Accident » Begich Formally Announces Run for Senate » Anderson Considering Run for State Senate » Wolf Running for District 33 » Soldotna City Manager List Reduced » Underage Drinking Problem Discussed in Kenai » Begich to Run for Senate » Kasilof Hit With Power Outage on Saturday » Seminar Tonight on Underage Drinking » Pebble Partnership Sets Budget for 2008 » Search and Rescue at Johnson Pass » Palin Has a Boy » Kenai Man Arrested on Sexual Abuse Charge » Pacific Energy Enters Into Contract for Jack-Up Rig » Illness Count Goes Up at Heritage » Kenai Peninsula Sees Drop in Jobless Rate » KCHS Student Wins Caring for the Kenai » Lowe's Will Be Asking for Sign Variance in Kenai » Kenai Still Discussing Conex-Style Trailers » Kenai Doesn't Change Rules on Sheds » Virus Has Struck Heritage Place and Central Peninsula General Hospital » Names Released in Helicopter Crash » Borough Assembly Hears Proposed Budget » Gasoline on the Kenai Nears $4 a Gallon » Seven Inches of Snowfall in South Central Alaska » School Board Appoves New Budget » Williams to Recommend Lower Mill Rate » No Extended Hours for Local Post Office » Wasilla Man Recognized for Helping Ninilchik Man in Accident » Help is Available for Depression » House Approves Task Force to Study Cook Inlet Fishery » Palin Discusses Legislative Session » Kenai Starting Worksessions on Budget » North Slope Gas Doesn't Mean Cheaper Gas » School Board Meets Tonight » Teenage Boy Dies Over the Weekend » Record Revenue Expected in State » Fish Offices in Soldotna Not Closing » No Decision Yet on Salmon Task Force » Soldotna Approves Police Contract » KPC Continues to Grow » Soldotna Cemetary Moving Forward Despite Initiative Process » Senate Passes Legislative Task Force for Cook Inlet Fishery » Soldotna Approves Variance for Local Sign » Council Approves Resolution to Oppose APOC Rules » Parks and Recreation Board to Discuss Birch Ridge Golf Course » Municipal Revenue Sharing Funding Bill Signed into Law » Governor Responds to Pipeline Announcement » Palin Signs Fix for PERS » Begich Visits to Discuss Possible Senate Run » BP Joins ConocoPhillips to Build Alaska Gas Pipeline Under One Company Name » Man Sentenced in Sexual Abuse Case » Valdez Man Killed in Avalanche » State to Offer Land For Sale » Senate Wants to Have Fisheries Task Force » State Allowing Expansion of Corsair by Pacific Energy » Borough Road Reports on Internet Being Considered » Conference Committee Meeting Today to Discuss Soldotna Fish Office » Forestry Still Encouraging Caution When Clearing » Residents With Bear Problems Need Electric Fences » Alcohol Was Consumed on Board the Alaska Ranger » Senator Murkowski Says Alaska Shouldn't Run on Diesel » Meeting at the Mackey Lake Firestation » Selawik Man Rescued » Ordinance to Appropriate Funds to the Kenai Watershed Forum Fails » State of Alaska Doing Worse Than The National Average of High School Graduates, but Peninsula is Doing Better. » 20 Years Later, The Susitna Dam May Get Reconsideration » Fire Season Begins Today » Concerned Tax Payers » Lockheed-Martin Needs Office Space, Niksiki Elementary May Have it. » The Borough Assembly will Disccuss Ordinance to Appropriate $100,000 to Kenai Watershed Forum » Kenai Wildlife Refuge is Accepting Applications for YCC. » Soldotna City Council Holds Committee of the Whole Meeting » Lowes to Begin Construction in Early April » More Funding for Education In Alaska » Soldotna City Council Approves Primrose Agreement » New Tugboat at Tesoro » Advisory Vote on Soldotna Cemetary May Occur » Bear Baiting Permits Available Next Month » State Senate Opposes Funds for Real ID Program » Identity Theft Seminar Planned » Soldotna City Council to Look at Primrose » Ice Monitoring Process Improving in Cook Inlet » DOT To Work on K-Beach Road » State Senate Approves Language to Close Part of the Alaska Department of Fish and Game Office in Soldotna » Sterling Highway To Be Improved Near Soldotna. » Deadline Nearing For Subsistence Proposals. » ANGDA Scheduled to Award Bid on Spur Line Fieldwork » Ninilchik Man Hurt on Glenn Highway » Energy Bills Impact the Kenai Budget » New Figures Show Increased Use of Kenai Airport » Bear Ordinance Introduced in Kenai » Kenai May Increase Parking Rates on Beach » Butler Addresses Harbor Commission on Dipent Fishery » Jobless Rate Up on Kenai Peninsula » Gasoline Prices on the Rise Again » Kenai Postpones Action on Trailers and Accessory Structures » Kenai Opposes Fish and Game Move » Pioneer Natural Resources Discusses Cosmopolitan » Fish and Game Against Moving Local Office » Fatal Fire in Kenai Ruled Accidental » Senator Murkowski Upset With Jim Clark » Senate Wants Revenue From Offshore Drilling » Senate Still Considering Fish and Game Move to Anchorage » Accessory Structure Ordinance Being Considered by Kenai » Coalition Suing State Over Chuitna Coal Mine » St. Patrick's Day Parade Scheduled for Soldotna » City of Seward Joins Other Electric Cooperatives in Pact » HEA Considering Electric Rate Increase » House to Consider PERS/TERS Fix » Cause of Kenai Fire Still Under Investigation » Four Killed in Kenai Spur Fire » Sean Parnell Files for U.S. House Seat » Soldotna Woman Arrested for Theft » Enstar Looking at State Pipeline » Senator Murkowski Disappointed About Agrium » Agrium Not Moving Forward With Coal Gasification » Soldotna Formally Opposes Moving State Fishing Offices » Carey's Annexation Veto Stands » Baisden Sworn in as Nikiski Fire Chief » Golf Course Still Being Considered » Assembly Supports Serenity House Move » CES Called to Structure Fire » Pro-Mining Group Filing With APOC » Borough Assembly Approves New 911 Router » Kenai Gas Prices Rising » Refuge Closing Lowlands to Snowmachines » Public Hearing Today on Board of Fisheries » Lawsuit Filed Against Department of Interior » Decision Not Made Yet on Kenai LNG Plant » Non-Traditional Students Needed at KPC » Fish and Game Projects 2008 Commercial Fishing Harvest » KPC Says People Need to Look for Scholarships » Library Receives Grant Funding » Kenai Attorney Wants to Close Dipnetting » Kenai No Longer Considered For State Crime Lab » Daylight Savings Time Starts This Weekend » Kenai Police Department Going Digital » Dialysis Clinic to be Built in Soldotna » Beacon Selected to Manage PRISM » Kenai Mayor Wants City to Opt Out of APOC » Kenai Peninsula Gas on the Rise » Ulmer Discusses Her Efforts At UAA » School District Explains Closure and Delay Notification Process » School Board Doesn't Give Fireweed More Space » UAF President Visits Soldotna » Soldotna Helping Accident Victim » House Passes Operating Budget » HEA Board Elections Are Set » KRSA Scholarships Available » Lawmakers React to Clark's Guilty Plea on Corruption Charges » School Delayed Two Hours in the Central Peninsula » 2008 Real Property Assessment Roll Completed » Palin Gasline Team Member Discusses Open Season » Fireweed on School Board Agenda for Homer » Soldotna Mayor Vetoes Annexation » Biologists Discuss the Short-Tempered Moose » Fairbanks Judge Rules on Clean Water Initiative » Unemployment Rate Higher in January » Borough Mayors to Announce Energy Plan » Senator Murkowski Discusses Economy » Burglary Suspect Arrested by Troopers » Plane Crash Near Tyonek Kills One » Fahning Rejects Ballot Petition on Cemetary » Soldotna Approves Ammended Annexation Plan » Another Successful Job Shadow Day » Northern Dynasty Discusses Pebble Project » Chenault Discusses the AGIA Process » LNG Analysis Being Done by Palin Gasline Team » AGIA Team Explains TransCanada Positives » AGIA Team Explains Why ConocoPhillips Proposal Failed AGIA » School District Pleased With Education Bill » ConocoPhillips Still Moving Forward With Field Testing for Pipeline » AGIA Town Hall Meeting In Kenai » Northern Dynasty Releases Drilling Estimates » BP Officials Still See Plenty of Life in Prudhoe Bay » Soldotna Economy is Doing Well » Wagoner Discusses Pebble Project » Wal-Mart Says it Wants to Invest in Kenai Community » Northern Dynasty Says It Will Pull Out If Initiative Passes » HEA and Chugach Electric Plan Unified Power Project » Opposing Sides Debate Pebble Mine » Enstar Applies New Charges and Fees » Avalanche Closes Part of Seward Highway » Borough Dog Ordinance Fails » Kenai Spur Blocked During Sunday Accident » Stevens Urges Move on the Pipeline » Szymoniak Leaving School District » Borough Assembly Will Meet Tonight » Moose Population Expected to be Down » Companies Planning Oil and Gas Development for 2008 » Stevens Concerned About Clean Water Initiatives » Northern Dynasty Announces Drilling Results » Stevens Visits Kenai for Lincoln Day Dinner » Alaska Supreme Court Says TAPS Overcharged Shippers » Avalanche Control Work on Seward Highway » Ballot Initiative Proposed for Soldotna Cemetary Location » Carey Wants Vote for Annexation » Commercial Fishing Healthcare Bill Introduced » Annexation Issue Postponed in Soldotna » Board of Fisheries Makes No Changes to the Kenai River Plan » Annexation to be Discussed at Soldotna Council » Landscaping Ordinance to Be Discussed » Board of Fisheries Has Plan for Susitna » Kenai Planning & Zoning To Discuss Connex Trailers » Board of Fisheries Meeting Continues » KRSA Members Pleased With Monday's Board of Fish Meeting » Shell Discusses Chukchi Sea Sale » Advisory Board to Look At Birch Ridge This Month » Public Meetings Scheduled on AGIA » School Board Considering Policy Revisions » KRSA Members Unhappy With Some Decisions by Board of Fisheries » Central Peninsula Hospital Reports Profit for Second Quarter » Board of Fish Debating Proposals » Borough Assembly Updated on Serenity House » Below Zero Temperatures Are Continuing » Motorists Need to Prepare for Cold Travel » Keep Pipes From Freezing » Borough Assembly Receives Investment Report » Log Home Totally Destroyed in Fire » No Public Hearing Scheduled for Wal-Mart Site Plans » Wal-Mart Design Discussed by Kenai City Council » Mayor Comments on Wal-Mart Timeline » Kenai City Council Receives Wal-Mart Update » Lawmakers Praise Chukchi Lease Sale » Romney and Obama Win Alaska » Vicious Dogs Discussed at Assembly » Road Standards Ordinance Fails At Assembly » School Board Accepts Principal Resignations » Palin Moves Habitat Division » Party Caucuses Are Tonight on the Kenai Peninsula » Dog Ordinance Returns to Borough Assembly » Pacific Energy Receives Alaska Approval » State Chamber Director Comments on Pipeline » School Board to Consider Request for Changes to No Child Left Behind Act » Wal-Mart Consultants to Be at Kenai Meeting » Murkowski Endorses Romney for President » New Regulations Signed for Kenai River Boats » New Federal Subsistance Council Members Named » Upper Cook Inlet Board of Fisheries Meeting Starts Today » New DOE Report Out on Alaska North Slope » Palin Administration Responds to Port Authority » Board of Fish Hears from Fishermen » Today is Final Day to File for Early Deposit of PFD » Citizen's Councils File Brief in Exxon Case » Palin Reacts to President's Earmark Opposition » Clean Water Initiative Campaign Has Begun » Cemetary Resolution Not Signed Yet » Palin Discusses Brief Filed in Exxon Valdez Case » State Supervisory Workers May Strike » State Files Brief in Exxon Valdez Case » Bush Wants To Stop Congressional Earmarks » CES Responds to Structure Fire » ConocoPhillips Discusses Natural Gas Potential » More Locker Room Space Wanted at Sports Center » Mackey Likes Earlier Start of T-200 » Carey is New KRSMA Board President