
Econ 919 — How the Kenai Peninsula Works
9:01 a.m. and 5:01 p.m. Fridays
Econ 919 is a weekly economic report for the Kenai Peninsula from the KDLL News Team.
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We all know about the laws of nature. What we might not realize is how difficult it can be for those who study nature to get their research translated into modern-day laws.
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Brett Perry is joining the Kenai Chamber of Commerce as its new executive director.
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All five projects submitted by Homer Electric Association were recommended to the Alaska State Legislature for funding through the Renewable Energy Fund this cycle.
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Soldotna got a grant from FEMA to make headway on its spruce bark beetle problem, clearing wobbly beetle kill trees at popular campgrounds and parks. But the city’s worried it's not going to get the money before summer visitors arrive.
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The Kenai Peninsula sandwich shop has been serving up Jersey-style subs for over 25 years. Now, its owners are ready to retire.
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The Nikiski Senior Center has a 34-person waitlist for its eight units. Today, it's working on a plan to build more apartments to meet the ever-growing need for senior housing in the rural community.
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The Nikiski Senior Center has a 34-person waitlist for its eight units. Today, it's working on a plan to build more apartments to meet the ever-growing need for senior housing in the rural community.
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Kelp farming taking root in Alaska mariculture
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Kelp farming taking root in Alaska mariculture
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Mariculture is growing in Alaska. The Alutiiq Pride Marine Institute has been at it for three decades.