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Two fawns spotted as nine more deer released on Kenai Peninsula - Peninsula Clarion (opens the original)
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Published 5:30 pm Thursday, October 1, 2026 By Jeffrey Kennett Peninsula Clarion Staff Photo courtesy of Alaska Department of Fish and Game A trail camera captured a GPS-collared doe with two fawns Aug. 8, providing biologists with evidence that deer relocated from Kodiak are breeding near Port Chatham. For weeks, wildlife biologists searched the south Kenai Peninsula from the air, hoping to catch a glimpse of newborn deer among the summer vegetation, but their flights turned up nothing. However
Two fawns spotted as nine more deer released on Kenai Peninsula - Homer News (opens the original)
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Published 5:30 pm Thursday, October 1, 2026 By Jeffrey Kennett Peninsula Clarion Staff Photo courtesy of Alaska Department of Fish and Game A trail camera captured a GPS-collared doe with two fawns Aug. 8, providing biologists with evidence that deer relocated from Kodiak are breeding near Port Chatham. For weeks, wildlife biologists searched the south Kenai Peninsula from the air, hoping to catch a glimpse of newborn deer among the summer vegetation, but their flights turned up nothing. However
Asher Banks memorial blood drive runs through Oct. 9 in Juneau - Juneau Empire (opens the original)
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Published 3:24 pm Thursday, October 1, 2026 Asher Banks’ family turned his experience with Leukemia into an annual appeal for Alaskans to donate blood for patients facing similar treatment. (Courtesy of Nuvision Credit Union) A bag of donated blood and vials await refrigeration Tuesday at the Blood Bank of Alaska’s Juneau location. (Ben Hohenstatt / Juneau Empire) Three years after Asher Banks died of leukemia at age three, a blood drive bearing his name will return to Juneau on Friday, carrying
Declining Kenai Mountains caribou herd may extend bulls-only hunt - Peninsula Clarion (opens the original)
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Published 3:22 pm Thursday, October 1, 2026 By Jeffrey Kennett Peninsula Clarion Staff Federal managers are weighing how to preserve hunting opportunity while protecting the Kenai Mountains herd’s breeding population through the end of the season. (Jacob W. Frank/Alaska Living, History and Outdoors Facebook group) A caribou herd that once numbered in the hundreds in the Kenai Mountains is down to 62 animals, prompting federal managers to consider keeping cows off-limits to hunters for the rest o
$54B Alaska LNG announcement leaves Nikiski financing unsettled - Homer News (opens the original)
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Published 11:31 am Thursday, October 1, 2026 By Jeffrey Kennett Peninsula Clarion Staff Nikiski’s industrial corridor along Cook Inlet would bear much of Alaska LNG’s local footprint, bringing changes to transportation, housing and public services if the project moves ahead. (AJOC file photo) A $54-billion Alaska LNG investment announced Wednesday could help move the long-planned project toward construction in Nikiski, but South Korea says it has not decided whether to invest or how much money i
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