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Casey Kelly/KMXT In Kodiak, home to the largest fishing fleet in the state, Senator Ted Stevens’ indictment on seven counts of making false statements is drawing mixed reaction. Some say he is innocent and will be proven so. But others are openly wondering about his involvement with the state’s seafood industry. KMXT’s Casey Kelly has more.

Casey Kelly/KMXT In an effort to attract more funding, the Kodiak City Council has passed its 2009 state capital improvement projects list a month earlier than last year. KMXT’s Casey Kelly has more.

Jay Barrett/KMXT The Kodiak Island Borough Assembly will be considering the appropriation of 3-thousand dollars for a public information campaign this fall to get the word out about a ballot measure that would limit the amount of financial information a borough official or candidate for office would have to disclose. Jay Barrett has more:

Casey Kelly/KMXT While students are enjoying their summer vacations, the staff of the Kodiak Island Borough School District is keeping busy managing a number of construction projects.

Casey Kelly/KMXT The Kodiak City Council passed a resolution Thursday approving the city’s annual payments and in-kind contributions to area nonprofit organizations.

The opening ceremony of the Kodiak Relay For Life event kicked off with a survivor lap Friday night, in which cancer survivors lead the way. These ladies did so in purple style. In total the event raised $47,787.79 for the American Cancer Society. (Photo courtesy Pam Foreman). Casey Kelly/KMXT This weekend’s Relay For Life event in Kodiak raised more than …

A rendering of what the redesigned St. Herman Harbor will look like a little more than a year from now. On Thursday, the Kodiak City Council approved 9.8 million dollars for construction of the upland facilities, underwater piers and other associated infrastructure that will allow the 600-ton travel lift to pluck boats out of the water and operate. (Photo courtesy …

Casey Kelly/KMXT Patrons of taxicabs in Kodiak will soon be paying more for their rides, after the Kodiak City Council approved a tariff increase last night (Thursday).