The assembly approved a resolution to increase the district’s FY19 budget by $2,423,955
The Kenai Peninsula Fish Habitat Partnership began in 2010 and hosts the symposium every two years.
“The Board of Fisheries is set to be stacked … “
“Actually I had no idea I’d end up working for the Clarion when I moved here”
“This time of year there’s not a lot of food for them”
Seward City Council enacted an ordinance that allows public access to payroll information through public records request. The ordinance was unanimously approved at Monday night’s… Continue reading
I heard there are tunnels just below the streets of Seward, vacant remnants of an Army looking to protect the coast. There are small signs… Continue reading
‘It is time to move forward and give this individual a clean slate’
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game is recommending some changes in salmon escapement goals for the Cook Inlet. The escapement goals, which have been… Continue reading
Closing the sentenced facility would cause the loss of about 46 full-time positions at the jail
The project was approved as part of the city’s Five Year Capital Plan
This year’s Kenai River outlook is more conservative than 2018’s
When he’s not reporting on or watching sports, Klecka partakes in sports of his own
Registration for the race closes at 11:59 p.m. on March 31, and no late registration is allowed.
Kenai Peninsula’s growth in small businesses is boosted by a network of localized resources
The role has been vacant since the resignation of former City Manager Jim Hunt in August of 2018
Meet the Clarion news team
Kenai sees about $150,000 to $200,000 in commercial fishing tax revenue
Seward voters have opted into Alaska’s Public Employment Relations Act with a vote of 164 to 122. The vote total was confirmed after a canvassing… Continue reading
I’m ready for the snow to melt. I don’t want my fellow winter recreation enthusiasts to hate me for saying this, but as Seward is… Continue reading