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In a ceremony Monday, the city signed an agreement with the Army Corps of Engineers that marks a major milestone in the longtime project to stabilize Kenai's eroding bluff.
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The Hermansen-Miller House, in Old Town Kenai, moved from Main Street to Mission Avenue this week.
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As the City of Kenai waited for the pieces of its stabilization project to fall into place, property owners watched more and more of the bluff fall into…
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Dave Salter’s yard is, quite literally, falling into the ocean. He didn’t know it was going to happen so fast when he bought the place on Toyon Way, in…
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Alaska’s senators joined most of their colleagues last week in voting for a massive infrastructure bill that would combine $550 billion in new spending,…
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Kenai is negotiating a contract with engineering firm HDR for the design phase of the bluff stabilization project.It’s the latest step in a decades-long…
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The city of Kenai’s decades-long effort to stop the Kenai River bluff erosion that’s eating away an average three feet a year of valuable Old Town…
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The Kenai bluff stabilization project is another step closer to construction, after decades of effort by the city to stop Kenai River bluff property from…
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The city of Kenai has been working on a way to stabilize its eroding bluffs for nigh on four decades. The city is now in the final phase of…
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There could be some major developments for the long-planned bluff erosion project in Kenai in 2019.City manager Paul Ostrander told the council at its…