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“Bbibim guksu,” which means “mixed noodles,” is traditionally served with a thin wheat flour noodle called somyeon (somen).
Nearly two dozen people marched carrying flags, signs and other rainbow-hued decorations from The Goods Sustainable Grocery to Soldotna Creek Park.
Annual Family Fun in the Midnight Sun festival take places Saturday.
Saturday Market at the Goods debuts.
I invite you to pay attention to languages this week.
Brooklynite Mary L. Penney seemed to know that she was not ready to settle into middle age and sedately grow old.
‘Tugster’, a flat-bottom boat replica, measures 14 feet, 10 inches.
Artists Theresa Ritter, Susan Watkins and Anna Widman are showcased at the Kenai Art Center through July 3.
These banana oatmeal energy bars are loaded with nuts and fortified with coconut oil to boost fat and calories.
“Steel Sentiments” is a solo show by metal artist David Morris.
The inaugural event was aimed at bringing tourists into the area during the slower, early summer season.
The event will feature a free lunch and informational fair.
Despite Mary’s dreams and the newspaper’s low-brow assessment of her experience, the culmination of her journey was decidedly anti-climactic.
The Lord Jesus wants you to be with him.
June First Friday invites viewers to encounter multimedia art experiences.
The story of fishermen carved — “all of us in the past, all of us in the future, and all of us now.”
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