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  • A truck carrying groceries to Homer slides off the road and temporarily stalls highway traffic Wednesday. The Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly considers a program to finance energy efficiency upgrades for borough businesses. And a familiar face in the state capital retires.
  • Residents of the Kenai Peninsula Borough can soon text 911 in an emergency. An act with local implications was one of the last pieces of legislation passed by U.S. Congress last year. And the City of Kenai is part of a statewide effort to curb overdose deaths and drug trafficking in Alaska.
  • What recent population trends say about who’s moving to the Kenai Peninsula — and why. And the Nikiski Shelter of Hope passes the one-year mark.
  • The exhibits' creators joined us on the program this week to talk about what to expect from each show and the common threads that run through them both.
  • Beaches in Clam Gulch and Ninilchik will be closed to clamdiggers for the ninth year in a row. Environmental groups sue over next week's oil and gas sale in Cook Inlet. And NOAA releases its Arctic Report Card.
  • We’re joined by four guests on the show today to talk all things snow.
  • Alaskans who depend on the state’s public assistance program for food say they’ve been waiting for their benefits for months. And after he died in a car accident last week, one local man’s family said they’ve received an outpouring of support from friends and neighbors.
  • What this year’s early flu season means for you and your holiday gatherings. Gov. Dunleavy's proposed budget for next fiscal year keeps public education funding the same as this year. And a warning from the National Weather Service about potential ice jams on the Kenai River.
  • Three were killed in two separate accidents in Clam Gulch and Portage yesterday. Kenai chooses a new city manager. And some best-of-2022 recs from River City Books.
  • A local group is stocking peninsula schools with free period products. Soldotna Rep. Justin Ruffridge is co-chairing a caucus of first-year lawmakers. And the Alaska SeaLife center admits a fur seal pup, found in Sitka. Plus, tomorrow is the deadline to apply for a by-mail absentee ballot for next week's special election.
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