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Kelp Fest raises awareness of seaweed’s value, potential The second annual Kodiak Kelp Fest is underway at various locations around town The festival is meant to introduce Kodiak to kelp’s economic …
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Kodiak Collaborative’s proposed afterschool program for elementary school students got a big boost Tuesday, when Alaska YMCA and the Kodiak Island Borough School District signed a Memorandum of Agreement to use three district schools as afterschool sites
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Rep Nick Begich, R-Alaska, joined congressional Republicans in a 214-212 vote Thursday to claw back $1 1 billion in previously approved federal funding for public broadcasting, including tens of millions of dollars intended for radio and TV stations in Alaska
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Founded in 1940 as the weekly Kodiak Mirror, the newspaper provides up-to-date coverage of the Kodiak Archipelago, which includes one of the nation’s busiest commercial fishing ports, the U S Coast Guard’s biggest base, nine rural communities and an orbital rocket launch facility
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Burdette “Jack” Joseph Lechner, 90, of Kodiak Alaska, passed away peacefully at home on Sept 30, 2024, surrounded by his loving family
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Nathan James, a graduate of Kodiak High School, has been named a member of the 2022 Executive Council of New York Life, which recognizes the top 19% of New York Life’s elite field force of more than 12,000 licensed agents in business achievement Council is an annual New York Life recognitio…
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A Kodiak tradition anchored in the island’s glory days begins at noon today, as Crab Fest 2025 commences at Oscar’s Dock downtown The 67th annual festival started in 1958, a year before statehood, just as Kodiak was on the cusp of one of the richest economic booms in Alaska history
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