The stickers will be distributed at city polling places.
The annual event featured decorated cars and trucks, youth marchers and decked-out celebrants.
Clarence Hiram “Poopdeck” Platt had already experienced two bad years in a row, when misfortune struck again in 1967.
Most of us have experienced having a door of opportunity or a door of happiness closed.
This dessert is not what I usually make for his birthday, but I wanted to make him something a little fancier for 35
“Growing a Greener Kenai” runs the first and third Saturday of each month, starting April 5.
Kenai Art Center’s rear gallery show steps in ‘Secret Garden’
Kenai Art Center juried show challenges artists to incorporate different elements into works.
The Bible tells us to lay aside the weights that may restrict us from doing what the Lord Jesus will have us do.
In 1947, their correspondence led to wedding bells, and the magazine subscription led them to make a new home in the Territory of Alaska.
This chili uses ground turkey, light and dark red kidney beans, and plenty of cumin and ground chili.
“Infusion” will be juried by Stephanie Cox, Marco Mendoza and Jason Notter.
Kaleidoscope students make puppets during artist-in-residence program.
a combined art show and band fundraiser.
The days are a little longer, the temperatures a few degrees warmer.
Dysfunctional means that the abnormal has become normal.
“For a while,” said Poopdeck, “we were eating guinea pigs.”
This foolproof soda bread is a recipe that’s great for breakfast.
The story highlights the complexity of Jewish-Alaskan history.
The story of Poopdeck Platt, who lived in Homer for nearly half a century, began in the American Northwest.
