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Off the Shelf: Horror novella rethinks presentation of environmental disasters
“Fever Dream” begs the question of what is the most effective way to communicate the implications of environmental…
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On the Screen: ‘John Wick: Chapter 4’ goes out on top
In the showstopping, approximately 40-minute long, third-act action sequence of “John Wick: Chapter 4,” star Keanu Reeves and…
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Messick reflects on path forward in ‘Compass Lines’
“Compass Lines,” a new book by John Messick, a local writer and Assistant Professor of Writing at Kenai…
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Off the Shelf: Thunberg speeches pack a punch
“No One Is Too Small to Make A Difference” is a compilation of 16 essays given by the…
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‘Storytellers’ weave tales with their feet
Dance and literature intersect in latest Forever Dance showcase
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Uniting through movement
Kaleidoscope students learn about western African dances and music with in-residence artists
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On the Screen: ‘The Last of Us’ perfectly adapts a masterpiece
HBO unquestionably knew they had a hit on their hands
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Off the Shelf: Good for her
Marie Aubert’s “Grown Ups” caught my attention with a flashy cover and a review from Independent Ireland on…
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Building ‘personal libraries’
Soldotna Elementary students take home reading from River City Books
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25th Kenai Peninsula Writers’ Contest winners announced
Winners in all categories were announced March 6
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On the Screen: ‘Cocaine Bear’ is a simple, but fun, slasher
The film transforms the titular bear into something like an ‘80s slasher villain
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‘All things Avian’ showcased at Kenai Art Center
The exhibition features paintings of birds, photos of birds and sculptures of birds
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‘Disaster!’ strikes the stage
This weekend and next, the Kenai Performers are putting on “Disaster!” — a 1970s inspired musical featuring disco…
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On the Screen: Knock at the Cabin is middling, disappointing
I’m still chasing the high of 2016’s “Split,” but unfortunately, sometimes I get served an “Old”
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Off the Shelf: The civil rights movement as told by journalists
The book is an extensive look at how coverage of the American civil rights movement changed public opinion
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Seuss on stage
Triumvirate’s “Seussical the Musical” brings to life familiar literary characters
