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  • Friends and colleagues remember long-time school administrator Dave Jones. And an early morning avalanche derails an Anchorage-bound freight train near Girdwood.
  • When she falls through the ice, a Kenai Peninsula skater gets a hand from an unlikely source. And the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly appoints a new member.
  • How Alaska's hourly wages stack up against other states'. And local police see an outpouring of interest in a self-defense course for women in Soldotna.
  • One peninsula volunteer emergency services station is struggling in the face of limited affordable housing. Plus, incumbents Lisa Murkowski and Mary Peltola are expected to win their elections, based on the latest update.
  • A local group is looking for input on a needs-assessment survey. Federal officials seize illegally caught fish in Homer. And one man in Kenai gets the national spotlight for his hair.
  • We had three local business owners in the studio to talk about what this time of year means for them and how the local shopping climate on the Kenai Peninsula has changed over time.
  • Fish and Game releases its commercial fishing season summary for Upper Cook Inlet. And there were no fatalities within Alaska’s commercial fishing fleets this year for the second time on record. Plus, a Homer group delays plans to open a charter school on the southern peninsula.
  • Scientists uncover another piece in the Cook Inlet beluga whale puzzle. And grocery store companies Kroger and Albertsons are merging, but haven't yet addressed questions about how the merger would affect Alaska's Fred Meyer and Safeway stores.
  • A Soldotna resident is killed in a moose-related crash Tuesday. The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District’s Title VI office is now accepting submissions for its first-ever Indigenous Language Film Festival. And Homer News Editor Michael Armstrong is leaving the paper after more than two decades there.
  • How a new federal bill will impact charter operators and anglers on the Kenai. And Fairbanks quilters are donating their work to raise money for emergency food in Ukraine.
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