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Prisoners get a new leash on life: Inmates and dogs forge friendships through SPOT program
They may be in prison, but some of Wildwood Correctional Complex inmates aren’t exactly doing hard time. For…
July 8, 2018
Life
Sterling judo athletes win US Jr. Olympics medals
Five Kenai Peninsula athletes representing the Sterling Judo Club load up on the medal at the prestigious U.…
July 8, 2018
News
Monthly musings: July
Enjoy the full blooming of fireweed while basking in the midnight sun. Let the dog days of summer…
July 8, 2018
News
Monthly musings: July
Enjoy the full blooming of fireweed while basking in the midnight sun.
July 7, 2018
News
Mayor’s vetoes on school, tourism funding stand
The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District and the Kenai Peninsula Tourism Marketing Council will have to live with…
July 7, 2018
Life
Sterling judo athletes win US Jr. Olympics medals
Five Kenai Peninsula athletes representing the Sterling Judo Club load up on the medal at the prestigious U.…
July 7, 2018
News
Dipnet season begins Tuesday. Here’s some things to know.
Tuesday marks the beginning of the busiest part of the visitor season in Kenai — the personal-use dipnet…
July 6, 2018
Life
Kenai National Wildlife Refuge hosts cultural heritage workshops
Traditional beadwork, storytelling, fish processing and a tutorial on how to harvest local plants are just some of…
July 6, 2018
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Mariner drowns in Cook Inlet; body brought to Homer Harbor
A Kenai man died at sea Thursday after falling overboard from a commercial fishing boat this morning north…
July 6, 2018
News
Local car club all about the classics
Driving around Alaska, it’s often easy to spot yards or by-ways littered with junk vehicles. But one man’s…
July 6, 2018
News
Road construction getting out of the way for fishing season
As RVers, dipnetters, anglers, and other recreationalists prepare to drive to the Kenai Peninsula for the peak of…
July 5, 2018
News
Mariner drowns in Cook Inlet; body brought to Homer Harbor
A Kenai man died at sea Thursday after falling overboard from a commercial fishing boat this morning north…
July 5, 2018
News
Local car club all about the classics
Driving around Alaska, it’s often easy to spot yards or by-ways littered with junk vehicles. But one man’s…
July 5, 2018
News
App aims to be central fish information location
Whatever anglers want to know about fishing in Alaska, Jim Voss wants them to find it via smartphone…
July 5, 2018
Life
Fishing report: King fishing returns on lower Kenai, sockeye salmon hot at the Russian
With a holiday smack dab in the middle of the week, warm temperatures and sun predicted through Saturday…
July 5, 2018
Arts & Entertainment
Out of class, but not off duty: Local teachers come together to make music
For the members of the band Recess Duty, teaching music all day just wasn’t enough. “We decided we…
July 5, 2018
News
King restrictions increase tensions among users
With king salmon runs weak so far and fishing season in full swing, barbs are again flying as…
July 4, 2018
News
True to the Red, White and Blue
By Ben Boettger
July 4, 2018
Arts & Entertainment
Out of class, but not off duty: Local teachers come together to make music
For the members of the band Recess Duty, teaching music all day just wasn’t enough.
July 4, 2018
Life
Ionia: Born and bound by food
On Tuesday at noon, the lunch bell rings in Ionia, a health-conscious community near Kasilof. Over 50 servings…
July 4, 2018
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