The legislation would increase and inflation-proof the mayor’s salary
City officials presented the changes during a work session on Jan. 5
Current assembly member Jesse Bjorkman was elected to represent the northern Kenai Peninsula in the Alaska Senate
School start and end dates were moved by one week
They will officially get to work on Jan. 17 — the first day of the 33rd Alaska Legislature’s first regular session
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In all, four people threw their hat in the ring for consideration for the term
Bjorkman was elected to the Alaska Senate last year
Efforts to build a public takeout facility on the lower Kasilof River began in 2011
“Before the Coffee Gets Cold” is the debut novel of author and playwright Toshikazu Kawaguchi
The deficit stems from total expenditures exceeding anticipated revenue and a reduction in funding from the State of Alaska
The special election was necessitated by the resignation of former Mayor Charlie Pierce
The council last summer approved legislation supporting the creation of the master plan
City council members will interview applicants Wednesday
Kenai Municipal Code currently prohibits parking on city streets between 4-8 a.m. from Oct. 1 to May 1 of the following year
The board of education is building a committee to address issues for small schools
Communities previously affected by flooding because of ice jams and buildup include Big Eddy and the Riverside Drive/Eddy Lane subdivision
The city will advertise the vacancy “as soon as practical”
Organizers pushed for the boundaries of Nikiski’s advisory planning commission to match other Nikiski area designations
