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Avalanche Update:
The highway is now open from Anchorage through Girdwood and the Kenai Peninsula. Remember to check for updated road conditions at 511.alaska.gov or call 511.
Sales tax revenue short: Borough's income $1.7 million less than predicted
Kenai Peninsula Borough sales tax revenue fell short of budgeted expectations in fiscal year 2010, meaning the mayor will commit to tightening the purse strings in this year's budget.
HEA proposes rate hike
The Homer Electric Association is proposing to bump up rates at the beginning of next month.
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Transitions 2010
- Commercial fishery harvest projected at 700,000 fish
- Community anxious, excited over arrival of retailer
- Returning Kenai Peninsula graduates bring expertise, economic boost to community
- In-state gas demand may overtake contract
- Medical field shows potential for growth
- Cook Inlet commercial fishermen must be resilient to stay afloat
- Definition of success changes with the times
- Gloom, bright spots in oil, gas
- After weak 2009 season, industry operators look for steadier future
- Change: State's economy downshifts heading into 2010
- More Kenai Peninsula visitors looking for natural experience
- Hospital initiative brings more specialists to central Kenai Peninsula
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'Cop
Out' Is this a joke? That was the question I kept asking myself through the film, and then again on the way home. It must be a joke. That or Kevin Smith was contractually obligated to make a movie for a studio he was angry at. How else to explain how an accomplished filmmaker and a talented cast could come up with such a completely idiotic, ham-handed trainwreck as this. "Cop Out" is by far the worst movie I've seen all year. Of course, the year's still young, so who knows. More
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