The Kenai Watershed Forum continues to raise funds for the renovation of its new facilities being planned within the Soldotna Creek Park.
A bi-partisan coalition of legislators appeared in front of the media on Thursday to announce an effort, through legislation, to start an in-state natural gas pipeline. Senator Lesil McGuire of Anchorage was joined by others to explain Senate Bill 287.
On Wednesday night, the Soldotna City Council approved $150,000 to fund a study for a street light at the intersection of Birch Street and the Sterling Highway.
Homer Electric Association has decided to make upgrades at its Soldotna facilities and Nikiski facilities as the end of its power supply contract with Chugach Electric gets closer.
Last night, the Soldotna City Council agreed to purchase ten acres of Kenai Peninsula Borough land on West Redoubt Avenue for the development of a cemetery in the community.
Homer Electric Association’s Brad Janorschke announced to the Kenai Chamber of Commerce, yesterday, that Homer Electric Association has requested, with the Regulatory Commission of Alaska, a six percent increase in its base rate.
Minimum age limits. They continue to be a very popular tool for the government to dictate at what time the citizens of this country and the various states can legally perform certain actions. There are minimum age limits for drinking, smoking, driving cars, having a job, joining the military, and even holding most elected offices. [...]
House Speaker Mike Chenault of Nikiski has introduced his in-state gas bill. House Bill 369 calls for unification of state agencies and proposals for the development of In-State natural gas.
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