Aldon Burns is charged with failure to stop at the direction of a peace officer, fourth-degree assault and resisting arrest.
a combined art show and band fundraiser.
The city is calling for an increase to the BSA and ongoing inflation proofing of that amount.
Both received $1,000 to assist with operating expenses.
Sorrell was introduced by Chamber Board President Chuck Winters during a Wednesday luncheon.
A group of KPC students were first to speak during the full board meeting Thursday afternoon.
The board was clear during the meeting that they were responding to pressure from the federal government.
The local display was part of a “No Kings on President’s Day” effort orchestrated by the online 50501 movement.
Cook Inletkeeper hosts meeting to develop community project to help salmon.
The ongoing exhibition is a collaboration between Soldotna and the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District and Kenai Peninsula College.
The event will feature 19 breweries.
The last time the board met on the Kenai Peninsula was April 2012.
The program aims to address the impacts of pollution and warming temperatures in the Cook Inlet watershed.
The show will feature SoHi’s jazz band, swing choir, “several vocal soloists” and a variety of cheesecakes.
Project Homeless Connect offers services to people experiencing housing insecurity for 14th year.
He has motioned to have previous time spent under house arrest credited as time served.
Dave Atcheson will talk where, how to fish in Kenai Peninsula lakes on Feb. 4.
The group stood alongside the Kenai Spur Highway across the parking lot from conservative social club and coffee shop Ammo-Can Coffee.
Roof replacement, signalization study and road improvements top the list.
The draft document describes a new riverfront mixed-use district.
