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Noodles Break-In Latest in Series

Brianna Gibbs/KMXT The Kodiak Police Department is investigating a burglary at Noodles Restaurant on Mill Bay Road. Police Chief T.C. Kamai said the officers responded to a call from the restaurant owners early Monday morning and concluded very quickly that someone had forced entry into the restaurant.

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Noodles Restaurant Broken Into, Robbed

Jay Barrett/KMXT Flat-screen TVs, firearms, and two motorcycles were among the items reported stolen after a series of break-ins at Noodles Restaurant on Mill Bay Road early Monday morning. The Kodiak Police Department says a burglar also swiped golf clubs and alcohol from the restaurant after forcing his way in. Afterwards, a trailer parked behind the restaurant was broken in …

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Share Your Art with Local Students

Brianna Gibbs/KMXT Local artists looking to share their skills with students in Kodiak schools will soon have an opportunity to do just that, or at least become qualified to do it. Katie Oliver, director of the Kodiak Arts Council, says training for teaching art starts next week.

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Bering Sea Covered by Forward-Stationed Kodiak Choppers

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An Air Station Kodiak MH-60 Jayhawk sits on the ramp in St. Paul in this 2010 Coast Guard file photo by Petty Officer 1st Class Jeffrey Solomon. Jay Barrett/KMXT Coast Guard Air Station Kodiak has temporarily deployed three helicopters to the Bering Sea for the winter crab season. Two MH-60 Jayhawks and their crews arrived in St. Paul on Sunday, …

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Alaska Legislative Session Begins Today

Brianna Gibbs/KMXT Today marks the first day of the 2013 legislative session in Alaska. Each year senators and representatives from around the state flock to Juneau for the 90 day session. Kodiak sent two legislators to Juneau this year, Senator Gary Stevens and Representative Alan Austerman. KMXT caught up with both of them a few weeks ago and discussed what …

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Kulluk to Remain Amidst Tanner Crab Fishery Opening

Jay Barrett/KMXT Divers started a detailed examination of the Shell drilling rig Kulluk’s hull to assess if any damage was sustained in its going hard aground in a New Year Eve storm. The Kulluk sat on the beach at Sitkalidak Island for over a week before being towed to Kiliuda Bay. Remotely-operated underwater robots have also been used in the …

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Cross-Continental Friendship Sheds Light on Situation in Mali

Brianna Gibbs/KMXT This fall KMXT spoke with local resident Heather Preece and her friend, Mahim Toure, who was visiting from Mali, West Africa. Toure met Preece more than 20 years ago when they worked together on a nutrition surveillance program in the northern region of Mali. The two reunited in October when Toure came to visit Preece and her family …

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