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Photo by Dan Balmer/Peninsula Clarion Reagan Graves,9, carries the ball while Noah Harper, 10 attempts to pull his flag during a football scrimmage Monday at Soldotna High School. Nearly 50 kids participated in the Kenai Peninsula Youth Football Camp, led by Soldotna High football coach Galen Brantley. The camp, open to kids through eighth grade, runs through Wednesday.
Photo by Dan Balmer/Peninsula Clarion Adam Harper, 8, carries the ball upfield during a football scrimmage Monday at Soldotna High School. Harper, known as “Beast Mode” on the field, was one of nearly 50 participants at the Kenai Peninsula Youth Football Camp, led by Soldotna High football coach Galen Brantley. The camp, open to kids through eighth grade, runs through Wednesday.
A commencement ceremony was held at Land’s End on Monday.
Kenai Central High School graduates 113.
The school serves students in seventh through 12th grade and has an enrollment of about 80
Nikiski Middle/High School graduates 31 on Monday.
Lawmakers speed through final votes on veto override on education funding bill, budget with $1,000 PFD.
“It’s not been the way Homer does business.”
Three of the peninsula’s legislators voted to override the veto.
New Boys and Girls Clubs campus dedicated Saturday with a ribbon-cutting and donor recognition.
Bill passed by 48-11 vote — eight more than needed — but same count for override not certain.
