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After a trooper investigation, a Nikiski Middle-High School student was arrested off school property.
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The Nikiski Middle/High School Drama, Debate and Forensics team recently took home a state championship. Commonly referred to as DDF, the extracurricular activity offered in Alaska’s public schools challenges students in their public speaking skills.
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50-year-old Scott Juliussen was arrested last week on charges of assault, misconduct involving weapons and tampering with physical evidence.
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A small Nikiski water utility is contaminated by the so-called forever chemicals. Toxics researchers are concerned about the response, but regulators and the utility say they're taking the appropriate steps.
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Board Vice President Jason Tauriainen has been behind the push for a four-day school week in the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District. The newly formed committee will investigate the benefits and report to the board in July.
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On Wednesday, Alaska State Troopers responded to two unrelated burglaries on the central peninsula. The incidents occurred in Sterling and Nikiski.
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While many high school students form lasting friendships, they also form relationships that don’t exist in the outside world. "Lockers" is a unique take on high school students who share neighboring lockers.
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Troopers say a 14-year-old stole a truck and crashed it into a Nikiski home, causing $20,000 in damages.
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Alaska politicians have recently expressed enthusiasm about Alaska Liquified Natural Gas project, which would liquify and export natural gas from Nikiski. But overseas buyers say they're not confident in the project, and aren't interested in signing contracts.
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An intentional car crash in Nikiski snapped a Homer Electric Association pole, causing a 16-hour outage. John Covich of Nikiski was charged with six counts of assault and criminal mischief.