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Richard Thompson, left, of Kenai, a United Cook Inlet Drift Association member, grills salmon with his father, Dan Thompson, for the crowd at Industry Appreciation Day Saturday in Kenai. The event recognizes the contributions of area industries, including fishing, oil and gas, and tourism, to the community.
Gabe Brower, right, 13, of Kenai, retrieves a fishing buoy while his brother, Joel, 14, watches at the Kenai Peninsula Fishermen’s Association booth at Industry Appreciation Day in Kenai.
Glen Faulkner, right, and James Slone, center, work the cotton candy machine at the Hilcorp tent while Laura Favretto, left, hands out their wares during Industry Appreciation Day Saturday on the green strip in Kenai.
The services were covered by the Kenai Peninsula Borough and ended Monday
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