K'beq' site reopens after 5-year closure
The site offers a look at the traditions and culture of the Kenai Peninsula’s Indigenous people
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'The future is bright for the City of Kenai'
Kenai celebrates start of bluff stabilization project after developing for 40 years
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Assembly shuts down ordinances that would tax tobacco, fund child care
Ordinance 2024-15 sought to combat the lack of affordable, accessible and quality child care in the borough
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'You can't be a fisherman if you're not an optimist'
Ken Coleman, longtime advocate for the east side setnet fishery, dead at 72
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Remembering the sacrifices of the fallen | Peninsula Clarion
Speakers ask community to be inspired through sacrifice of service members
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Diamond Dance's 'Aloha Vibes' brings together music, movement and celebration
The project’s all-company showcase was only one of several attractions filling the space as part of the group’s annual event
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Nikiski graduates 'will always be a part of each other's stories'
The graduates celebrated their time together and took a moment to anticipate the bright futures that lie ahead
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'This is their playground' | Peninsula Clarion
KPBSD students join fishing groups to pick up trash along Kenai River
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Fabric and metal art showcased and juxtaposed in new exhibition
Kenai Art Center’s May show features work by Chelline Larsen and Adam Hoyt
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Seward students explore future ambitions at Career Day
Seward High School hosted roughly two dozen Kenai Peninsula businesses Wednesday, April 24, for the second annual Career Day, giving students the opportunity to tour opportunities and chat face-to-face with professionals.
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