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Longtime Kodiak doctor indicted for alleged tax evasion (opens the original)
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The owner of the Kodiak Island Ambulatory Care Clinic has been indicted in federal court on five counts of felony tax evasion, nearly three years after the FBI raided the clinic in downtown Kodiak. Federal prosecutors said in court filings earlier this month on Sept. 17, that Dr. John Koller, the clinic’s medical director and owner, allegedly avoided paying accurate income taxes over several years. Koller is expected to enter a plea at an Oct. 9 hearing at the U.S. District Court in Anchorage. H
Voting starts for local municipal candidates, city ballot measure (opens the original)
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Eight candidates have filed to run for four open seats on the Borough Assembly. Seven of them are running for three-year terms, while one is running for a one-year term. Voters will select three candidates to fill three-year terms, out of the following: - Incumbent Steven Ames- Scott Arndt, former Borough Mayor and assembly member- Shawn Brekke, an owner-operator of a local welding business, Industrial Maintenance Solutions- Kaleb Callahan, economic development specialist at Kodiak Area Native A
Longtime Alaska Senate President Stevens wraps up final term (opens the original)
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Kodiak’s legislator in the Alaska Senate is wrapping up his 26th year in state politics, which he has said is his last. Republican Gary Stevens’ last day is Jan. 15. There isn’t much legislative business for him to take care of at this point. “The governor has called his last special session. I’ve talked to him, he’s not going to call another one," Stevens said. "So, it’s just a matter of making this transition, getting out of my office, getting everything brought to Kodiak and stored, and all o
"Steel your hearts" Coast Guard tells cadets at 9/11 ceremony (opens the original)
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The Coast Guard’s large brass bell rings five more times, each toll representing a major event of Sept. 11, 2001. That’s when a Muslim militant group hijacked four commercial airliners and crashed them into the World Trade Center in New York City, the Pentagon near Washington D.C., and a field in Pennsylvania, killing nearly 3,000 people. Base Kodiak Fire Chief Aaron Griffin walks the crowd of more than a hundred Coast Guard servicemen and women through the symbolism. “The third toll for America
Recap of 2026 gubernatorial candidates fisheries debate (opens the original)
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During an opening series of yes or no questions, Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins was the only candidate who said they have been commercial fishing before. Kreiss-Tomkins of Sitka is the lone democrat in the field of four. He has visited communities up and down the Yukon River on the campaign trail this year.He said the fishing industry, including all gear types and users such as subsistence fishermen should have an equal voice in the management process. They also must share the burden of conservation to
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