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Incoming Kenai Peninsula Borough Mayor Peter Micciche joined us in the studio today to talk about the borough-wide issues he plans to address in his new job. Micciche begins his new role as mayor next week.
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Micciche, a former Soldotna mayor and Alaska State Senate President, won more than half of all votes, with 51.6% of the total — meaning no March runoff election is necessary.
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Peter Micciche is leading in the special election for Kenai Peninsula Borough mayor, with just over 50% of the vote. But with more votes still to be tallied, it’s too soon to say whether it will be enough for the borough to avoid a runoff election next month.
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Voters have until 8 tonight to cast their ballots in today's special election for Kenai Peninsula Borough Mayor.
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Beginning this week at in-person absentee voting sites, voters will choose between four candidates for the borough’s top seat.
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Four candidates are running for the open Kenai Peninsula Borough mayor seat in the Feb. 14 special election. The winner will serve through the next municipal election, in October.
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A former fire technician from Kachemak Emergency Services area says she was repeatedly sexually harassed by a supervisor, then fired for complaining about his behavior. The lawsuit was filed Monday morning.
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Natural gas producer HEX is appealing the state's assessment on its property in Cook Inlet. The Kenai Peninsula Borough gets about half the sales tax on the property each year — and has spent hundreds of thousands of dollars in legal fees to litigate the matter.
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Population data released last week by the state shows outmigration from the state as a whole — and a declining population in all but four boroughs — between July 2021 and July 2022.
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The Kenai Peninsula Borough is holding a special mayoral election Feb. 14 to fill the remainder of former Borough Mayor Charlie Pierce's term.