“Tanker runs aground,” was the exquisitely understated headline in the Kodiak Daily Mirror’s one-column front-page story on March 24, 1989. The grounding of the Exxon Valdez came in below “Unexpected
EMMETT — The smell of aviation fuel filled the wind at the Emmett Airport on Sept. 7 as a two-seater plane took to the skies, a 93-year-old veteran riding shotgun.
EMMETT — The smell of aviation fuel filled the wind at the Emmett Airport on Sept. 7 as a two-seater plane took to the skies, a 93-year-old veteran riding shotgun.
The US military command that is charged with protecting the airspace for North America is on alert this Christmas weekend for a man with a white beard and a red suit.
District 5 Republicans broke with the state party and endorsed Sen. Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, for the 2022 U.S. Senate race, passing a resolution at the District 5 meeting on Saturday.
The Alaska Redistricting Board brought its traveling workshop to Kodiak last week, presenting six possible redistricting maps that would align the state with population changes confirmed by the 2020 U.S.
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Itâs a sellerâs market in Kodiak real estate, as shown by sale prices and property tax assessments. Grant Shields has been selling homes in Kodiak since 1996, and he says the market has always gone up. âBut it was a reasonable appreciation,â he said. In 2016, the average home sale was $300,000, according to data from the Alaska Housing Finance Corporation. Average prices had hovered around $300,000 since 2010. Today, theyâre as high as theyâve ever been in the last 10 years. The average sale price in 2020 was $351,000, though data from the yearâs fourth quarter isnât available yet. And thatâs steady from 2019, when the average sale price was $349,000.Â