The Kenai Peninsula SalmonFest launches a new ‘Season of Giving’ by committing $15,000 in donations over the months of October, November and December to organizations and initiatives making a difference across Alaska. Emilie Springer spoke with festival director David Stearns for more details on this new feature of the annual festival event.
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Ashlyn O'Hara/KDLLThe City of Kenai says the report makes a key omission: that ownership of the storage space is contested. The city says it owns the reservoir pore space – and that an outside lawyer agrees. -
Sabine Poux/KDLLThe results of last week’s municipal election became official following council certification Monday night. -
Jake Dye/KDLLThe police department says the post office was damaged, but remained open for business. -
Ashlyn O'Hara/KDLLThe city is requesting the maximum amount of money – $250,000 – from the Land and Water Conservation Fund.
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The Kenai Peninsula SalmonFest launches a new ‘Season of Giving’ by committing $15,000 in donations over the months of October, November and December to organizations and initiatives making a difference across Alaska; and as a potentially historic El Niño heats up, snow predictions across Alaska this winter are…“unfortunate.”
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