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The Seward City Council voted unanimously Monday to move the city’s regular election from October to November, on the same day as Kenai Peninsula Borough and state elections. Supporters pointed to higher turnout and lower costs. The city charter requires a year of lead time, so the first November city election comes in 2027.
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Ashlyn O'Hara/KDLLThe Kenai Peninsula Borough School District group tasked with charter school oversight got its first look at the draft charter earlier this month and members were quick to point out concerns.
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