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A solution to help campers safely and successfully extinguish their fires won top honors at the 34th Annual Caring for the Kenai Competition last Thursday, April 18 at Kenai Central High School.
A solution to help campers safely and successfully extinguish their fires won top honors at the 34th Annual Caring for the Kenai Competition on Thursday at Kenai Central High School.
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Kenai Peninsula Borough mayor feuds with school district over mask policy Author: Sabine Poux, KDLL Published 1 day ago Share on Facebook and is republished here with permission. With five weeks remaining before summer break, the Kenai Peninsula Borough mayor is publicly challenging the school district on its COVID-19 mitigation protocols. Mayor Charlie Pierce has long been an advocate of keeping mask-wearing a personal choice and opening the peninsula up to business as usual amid coronavirus-induced closures. He turned his focus to the school district last week, saying in a Faceboo...
Print article Like school principals around the state, Andrea Everett has been fielding spring break questions from Dena’ina Elementary parents preparing for something they haven’t done in a year: travel Outside. WIthout a statewide COVID-19 emergency declaration in place, Alaska’s relatively strict travel testing and quarantine requirements shifted to a recommendation earlier this month. At Dena’ina, a school of about 365 students west of Wasilla, families are asking what they should do. Everett said most told her they plan to test and self-isolate for five days even though it’s...