Chloe Pleznac
Contributing ReporterChloe is a Homer-based, Alaska-raised journalist. She spent two years in Juneau working for KTOO Public Media, but got her start in journalism as a teenager volunteering for KBBI. She has earned a BA in political science and history from UAA, an MPA in public administration from UAS, and is currently pursuing an MA in Arctic and Northern Studies at UAF.
Chloe also hosts Slack Tide, a morning folk music and nonprofit interview program, formerly hosted by Glenn Caldwell for over 30 years. You can tune into Slack Tide with Chloe on Friday mornings from 9:00 to 10:00 a.m.
News tips can be sent to cepleznac@gmail.com. Special interests include Kenai Peninsula politics, Kachemak Bay-related research, and environmental issues.
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The first wave of mailings began earlier this week. -
The float running parallel to the beach at Jakolof Bay Dock is no longer usable, according to a Tuesday, Oct. 21 public notice from the City of Seldovia, although boaters will still be able to access the beach from the approach. -
The new chief will replace former Fire Chief Mark Kirko, who retired in July. -
A 22.7-foot high tide earlier this month has caused concern about additional high tides forecasted for November, one year after State disaster declaration and road damage. -
222 additional absentee in-person, mail-in, and fax email ballots were discovered on Monday, after the Canvas Board counted 196 absentee and special needs ballots on Friday. -
The City of Seldovia released a public notice on Oct. 8, noting that the city's drinking water did not meet water treatment standards for August. -
The newest collaboration between Pier One Theatre and the Mud Bay Bards will take over the Mariner Theater stage for the next two weekends, starting this Friday.
