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            Alaska Republican Representative Don Young voted against the bill, as did Republican Senator Lisa Murkowski. Democratic Senator Mark Begich supported the bill, though worked with Republicans to reduce the amount of spending.

            The price tag for the Ouzinkie Airport project is estimated to between 10-million and 20-million dollars, and appears to be "shovel-ready," as the Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities is ready to advertise for bids as soon as the stimulus bill is signed into law by President Barack Obama.

            Also included in the D-O-T's list of projects is rut repair on Rezanof Drive West, as it heads out of downtown towards the airport, and work on the Chiniak Highway at Mile 24.

          It's Valentine's Day, and the only Nut of the Roundtable with Three Corners who has a significant other gets a very special phone call.

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            Parking enforcement in Kodiak recently received a boost, when the city filled the previously vacant position of community service officer, a job that includes, among other responsibilities, enforcing parking regulations.

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            Kodiak City Mayor Carolyn Floyd appointed several people to seats on advisory boards at the city council's regular meeting Thursday evening.

Included among the mayoral appointees were Betty MacTavish to a seat on the Parks and Recreation advisory board for a term that ends December 31st, 2009, as well as Anne Kalcic, Stormy Stutes and Nick Szabo to seats on the Ports and Harbors advisory board for terms ending December 31st, 2011. In addition, Harold Jones and Rick Kniaziowski were appointed as alternates on the Ports and Harbors advisory board.