Sabine Poux
News director/evening news hostSabine Poux is the news director at KDLL. Originally from New York, she's lived and reported in Argentina and Vermont, where she fell in love with local news. She covers all things central peninsula but is especially interested in stories related to energy and fishing. She'd love to hear your ideas at spoux@kdll.org.
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A woman is charged in Kasilof for letting her dog harass a moose until it dies. David Brame presents the final installment in his Dusty Funkaverse series at the Bunnell Street Arts Center this month. And a look into the factors behind Alaska’s higher maternal death rate in 2021. -
Students with the central peninsula chapter of AFS look back on their school years so far in Alaska. And an update on the commission that makes salary recommendations for elected officials.
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The ordinance was part of a trio of proposed changes to park and city policies — the latest in a months-long response to a drag performance at Soldotna Pride in the Park last summer.
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Months after a Pride performance first spurred a debate about Soldotna’s park policies, the city council voted down an ordinance that would’ve made “lewdness or lascivious behavior” a fineable offense. And Kenai Peninsula police talk with parents about parenting in the digital age.
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The Alaska Board of Game shot down several trapping setback proposals at its Soldotna meeting this week. And it’s musical theater season on the southern Kenai Peninsula.
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Scientists have been watching two volcanoes on the Aleutian chain after noticing what they call a pattern of "seismic unrest" in the area.
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The Alaska Board of Game considers proposals on trapping restrictions on the Kenai Peninsula. Scientists walk back warnings for two Aleutian Chain volcanoes. And Gov. Mike Dunleavy nominates an executive at the Coastal Villages Region Fund as his top choice to serve on the North Pacific Fisheries Management Council.
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Bower has been city manager of Seward for less than two years. She'll step into a position most recently filled by Soldotna's Stephanie Queen.
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Soldotna has a new city manager. The flood service area for Seward and Bear Creek is getting a full-time employee to oversee mitigation there. And a large earthquake hits just west of Homer.
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Nikiski Republican Rep. Ben Carpenter co-chairs the House Ways and Means Committee, which is considering a number of potential solutions to address the PFD question this session.
