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Discover Kodiak remains flat funded from city despite growing tourism revenue

Discover Kodiak remains flat funded from city despite growing tourism revenue
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Discover Kodiak remains flat funded from city despite growing tourism revenue

The City of Kodiak contributes $108,000 annually to Discover Kodiak for tourism, and has done so for the past decade. But money from local tourism is

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Yamaha chips in to help fix Saltery Cove Trail

Island Trails Network has received a $15,000 grant from recreational vehicle manufacturer Yamaha to improve a section of the Saltery Cove Trail.

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Trail advocates launch Kodiak Short Trail

Island Trails Network’s aspiration to complete a walking trail from Women’s Bay all the way into town is alive again.

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Full cleanup of Burma Road and other Kodiak Island s former military sites is still years away

Kodiak Island, like many places in Alaska, has dozens of historic military installations in need of cleanup, known as Formerly Used Defense Sites (FUDS).

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