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A "VOTE HERE" sign in front of the Bayside Fire Department building, Oct. 7, 2025
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Again these results are unofficial and could potentially change by the time they are certified, especially in the borough assembly race. The Kodiak Island Borough is expected to certify the election results on Oct. 16 at the next borough assembly meeting.
City of Kodiak mayor candidates from left to right: J. Alan Seale, Terry Haines, Mark Anderson, Mary Jean Silva.
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The Midday Report - Statewide News and Local Events Update Every Weekday
Weekly Wrap
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    On this week's episode, we hear about a house fire on Carolyn St., two foreclosed properties that will be auctioned off by the Kodiak Island Borough in the near future, how federal grant cuts affect University of Alaska campuses like Kodiak College, a recap of Koniag's annual meeting, and unofficial election results from Kodiak's municipal election.
Talk of the Rock
  • On this week's episode with host Davis Hovey, we discuss the facts and stigmas surrounding domestic violence for domestic violence awareness month. Elamy Tiller from the Kodiak Women's Resource & Crisis Center shares some helpful information and upcoming trainings for everyone to be aware of during the month of October.
Alaska Fisheries Report
  • Bristol Bay red king crab.
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    This week on The Alaska Fisheries Report with Terry Haines:The Petersburg Borough Assembly is calling for help controlling sea otters, story by KFSK's Taylor Heckert, Hunter Morrison of KRBD reports a Ketchikan man has pleaded guilty to charges of theft and illegal fishing, and Alaska Beacon's Yereth Rosen reports that things look rosier for Bering Sea crab stocks, for now.