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Econ 919 — How the Kenai Peninsula Works
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Weekly economic report for the Kenai Peninsula from the KDLL News Team
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The city estimated the exemption would have saved the average resident $25 per year and cost the city about $15,000 in lost tax revenue.
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Ang & Jess serves as the region’s newest clothing boutique. The store sells an assortment of women’s products, from dresses and jeans to jewelry and bath works.
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The two companies on Wednesday published a list of almost 600 stores they plan to divest, including 18 in Alaska.
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Last year, the City of Kenai took in almost half a million dollars through its personal use fishery.
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The Soldotna Wednesday Market has been a staple of the Kenai Peninsula for over a decade. For vendors, its a place to meet fellow artists while sharing their craft with others.
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The Kenai Peninsula Economic Development District, or KPEDD, is asking for feedback on an update to their comprehensive economic development strategy for the borough.
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UMV is an Alaska-based alternative to the Department of Motor Vehicles. The company recently opened an office in Soldotna.
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KB Laser Wash is the only car wash located on K-Beach Road. The new business has five enclosed car wash spaces and a self-serve dog wash.
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If it’s built, the Donlin Gold mine project on the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta would be one of the largest open-pit gold mines in the world, powered by a gas pipeline that would stretch hundreds of miles across the state to Cook Inlet.