Negative cash flow projected by 2027
The additional funding KPBSD will receive includes around $11.4 million in per-student money and $740,000 for student transportation.
The fire near Tustumena Lake in Kasilof was discovered around 3 p.m. Saturday
Alaska Supreme Court sides with state, overturns Superior Court ruling that called program ‘unconstitutional’
The resolution says that the proposed borough tax would be “up to” 12%
Bjorkman spoke at a joint luncheon of the Kenai and Soldotna Chambers of Commerce in June
Dunleavy cut nearly $12 million that was set to go to school districts, including KPBSD, in outstanding pandemic relief funds
The seesaw is located in a central location right off the main cement pathway and is low to the ground
Sentencing is set for Oct. 1, where Graham will face up to five years in prison
The $733,000 contract covers the cost of the construction of a new building that’s 24 feet by 36 feet
Troopers say he was part of an effort to bring Suboxone strips into the facility.
Northern Kenai Fishing Report for June 26, 2024
An ordinance redirecting toward the project unused federal grant funding was approved by the assembly in May
Brown bear hunting is managed via registration permit
Close to 100 nets were in the water at the river’s mouth at around 4 p.m.
The corridor stretches from near Whistle Hill in Soldotna past Swanson River Road in Sterling
Emergency approval of dipnets will remain effective into September
The increase in area is justified by high passage of sockeye salmon on the river
Sport fishers on the Kasilof can harvest six sockeye per day and have 12 in possession once the change is effective
Market fixture Wilson’s Proper Edge a unique mobile tool-sharpening service
