Nearly two dozen people marched carrying flags, signs and other rainbow-hued decorations from The Goods Sustainable Grocery to Soldotna Creek Park.
Francisco Rodriguez-Rincon was accused of being in the country illegally and falsely claiming citizenship on a driver’s license application.
Saturday Market at the Goods debuts.
The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District will receive less money from the state this year than it did last year.
The district issued “notices of non-retention” to all its pool managers, library aides and theater technicians.
Around 40 stands were strewn around Soldotna, Kenai, Nikiski and Sterling for the event.
Cargo planes to helicopters were on display Saturday.
The nationwide protest came the same day as a military parade organized at the behest of the Trump administration.
Meetings would be moved from 6 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. under a resolution set to be considered on June 25.
Staff who arrived at the school on Monday found significant damage, according to police.
Per-student funding was increased by $700 in an education bill passed by the Alaska Legislature in May.
Since 2014, Alaska’s minimum wage has increased from $7.75 to $11.91 through the Alaska Wage and Hour Act.
Artists Theresa Ritter, Susan Watkins and Anna Widman are showcased at the Kenai Art Center through July 3.
The project is intended to redesign and construct improvements to the highway to reduce the number of fatal and serious collisions.
“Steel Sentiments” is a solo show by metal artist David Morris.
Those notices were issued due to the ongoing uncertainty in state education funding.
Northern Kenai fishing report
Chief of Police Dave Ross said during the council’s May 7 meeting that the issue of “rat running” has been ongoing.
A resolution would rename South Spruce Street to Kenai Beach Street.
The event will feature a free lunch and informational fair.
