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Troopers say Joshua Brown had meth, cocaine, psilocybin mushrooms, LSD and unidentified drugs in his tent at a Salmonfest campsite in Ninilchik.
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Thousands flock to Ninilchik each summer for the three-day music festival. But underpinning the whole event is a pro-fish, anti-Pebble Mine message that appears in every aspect of the festival.
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Ninilchik is one of the first tribal recipients of the State Small Business Credit Initiative, a program funded by a the 2021 American Rescue Plan Act. The tribe will use the money for investments in engineerings services companies.
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Alaska State Troopers say the plane experienced engine trouble and made an emergency landing on the Sterling Highway. Neither the pilot nor passenger were injured.
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Community response mixed to short harvest opportunity for razor clams
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The company is planning to add three wells — two gas development wells and one combination gas development and oil exploration well — to its Ninilchik pad.
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A bus station in Ninilchik has the potential to become a small Native reservation — but the state of Alaska is pushing back. A lawsuit playing out in Juneau could impact the Ninilchik tribe’s bid for sovereignty and protection of its bus services.
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A large pile of snow blocking access to a road in Ninilchik turned heads and puzzled officials last week. Now, just as mysteriously as it arrived, the pile has disappeared.
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Despite small improvements in clam abundance, beaches in Clam Gulch and Ninilchik will be closed to clammers for the ninth year in a row next summer.
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On the southern peninsula, where Hilcorp does lots of oil and gas exploration, not all private property owners are content to lease the company their mineral rights. Some of Hilcorp’s neighbors in Ninilchik are rejecting the company’s offers for the gas beneath their land.