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A fish passage restoration project will soon bring improvements to the movement and health of a southern Kenai Peninsula salmon population. The Kenai Peninsula Borough and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service recently entered into a partnership to complete the restoration work.
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Troopers say Joshua Brown had meth, cocaine, psilocybin mushrooms, LSD and unidentified drugs in his tent at a Salmonfest campsite in Ninilchik.
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Thousands flock to Ninilchik each summer for the three-day music festival. But underpinning the whole event is a pro-fish, anti-Pebble Mine message that appears in every aspect of the festival.
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Ninilchik is one of the first tribal recipients of the State Small Business Credit Initiative, a program funded by a the 2021 American Rescue Plan Act. The tribe will use the money for investments in engineerings services companies.
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Alaska State Troopers say the plane experienced engine trouble and made an emergency landing on the Sterling Highway. Neither the pilot nor passenger were injured.
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Community response mixed to short harvest opportunity for razor clams
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The company is planning to add three wells — two gas development wells and one combination gas development and oil exploration well — to its Ninilchik pad.
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A bus station in Ninilchik has the potential to become a small Native reservation — but the state of Alaska is pushing back. A lawsuit playing out in Juneau could impact the Ninilchik tribe’s bid for sovereignty and protection of its bus services.
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A large pile of snow blocking access to a road in Ninilchik turned heads and puzzled officials last week. Now, just as mysteriously as it arrived, the pile has disappeared.
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Despite small improvements in clam abundance, beaches in Clam Gulch and Ninilchik will be closed to clammers for the ninth year in a row next summer.