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Were you the guy who didn't donate to our one day Spring fund drive May 3? Well, it's not too late to redeem yourself! Pledge and pay by May 17 and you can still be entered into the Alaska Airlines drawing for two tickets, wherever they fly. If you're a new member, you'll be entered into a drawing for a three day trip for two to Uyak Bay with Kodiak Treks, and if you pledge $365 or more (that's $32 a month!) you'll be entered into a drawing for a two person bear viewing with Sea Hawk Air.
And don't forget -- you can make monthly payments or become a sustaining member by donating online via the pretty blue Donate Now button on the left. We can't do what we do without you.
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With Alaska’s gas prices officially the highest
in the nation, the need for some sort of relief for citizens is being discussed
in the legislative session. Mary Donaldson has more.
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The Rasmusen Foundation, a private
organization that supports nonprofits statewide, recently awarded 11 point-nine
million dollars to businesses across the state. One of the recipients was Kodiak
Area Native Association, which will use the money to build on Near Island. Mary
Donaldson has more.
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With a
launch expected from Narrow Cape as early as Saturday, the U.S. Coast Guard has
laid out the coordinates for a maritime safety zone around the launch complex
and in the splashdown areas to the south.
The safety
zone will go into effect on Friday, and last through Monday, between the hours
of 10 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. each day, or until cancelled.
The
hazardous impact areas are the points where the booster rockets are expected to
splashdown. The nearest is about 90 miles southeast of Kodiak Island, with two
others 100 miles southwest of Dehlinger Seamount and 75 miles west of Erben
Tablemount. Mariners are strongly urged to avoid the areas.
There are
criminal and civil penalties for violating the safety zones, with fines of up
to 32-thousand dollars.
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There are
only days remaining for the paving of the Y-intersection downtown to be
completed, and some business owners can hardly wait. Mary Donaldson has this
update.
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The Kodiak Little League 11 and 12
year old all star team had a pretty successful weekend of play in Kenai. Friday
evening brought them an impressive win over Cordova, with a score of eight to nothing.
Their last game of the tournament play was yesterday (Sunday) evening against
Soldotna. Les James, one of the coaches traveling with the all stars, says
their final game was a close one, with a score of three to three in the 6th.
But the game ended with a loss for Kodiak, eight to three.
James says even though they lost
their last game, the boys are still excited. Since they placed in the top three,
they now qualify for the district tournament in Anchorage. James says that it will be double
elimination, and their first game will be this evening at 5 p.m. against
Abbott-O-Rabbit. The all star boys drove up from Kenai to Anchorage on Monday for the tournament.
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