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As of Tuesday, more than 400,000 sockeye salmon have been counted as part of the Kenai River’s late-run sockeye fishery.
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That study, conducted by Volaire Aviation, found nearly all people flying from Kenai to Anchorage travel to a second destination. For most travelers, that destination is Seattle.
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Modern-day police vehicles often use more electricity than a common car, which can drain the vehicle’s battery quickly. To combat this, the City of Kenai’s vehicle maintenance shop has developed an onboard jump-start system, which lets officers fire up the vehicle’s battery from the driver’s seat in seconds.
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We’re joined by Kenai City Manager Terry Eubank and Kenai Parks and Recreation Director Tyler Best to talk about Kenai’s Personal Use Fishery.
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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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After five decades of working for grocery chain Safeway-Carrs, an 82-year-old Kenai worker has no plans to retire. Her achievement of 50 years of service was recently celebrated by dozens of store employees and grocery shoppers.
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The City of Kenai recently unveiled a new piece of inclusive playground equipment at Kenai Municipal Park. Paid for by the Marathon Corporation, the seesaw has several inclusive features designed to accommodate children of all ages and abilities.
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A Kenai duplex was completely destroyed in a fire early Monday morning. Nobody was injured, but the two families that lived in the building are fundraising after losing everything.
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The Alaska SeaLife Center recently admitted a premature harbor seal pup for treatment after it was found abandoned in Kenai. The pup is the center's second harbor seal patient this season.