The Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly on Tuesday advanced funding for the Central Peninsula Landfill and introduced a measure to expand 911 dispatch services.
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The consultants say property taxes, production royalties and permitting are all areas state lawmakers may need to address.
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The needs are in industries you might expect: 1,900 engineers, 1,600 pipefitters and welders, 450 ironworkers, 400 electricians and 3,500 logistics professionals.
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The Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly worked through a packed agenda last night, with much of the attention on a presentation about investigative grand juries and a resolution tied to rising property assessments; and a former Kenai church leader accused of sexually abusing or assaulting multiple underage girls died in Alaska Department of Corrections custody last week.
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