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  • Central Peninsula Hospital will hold a bone marrow drive Friday. The City of Kenai wraps up landscaping work at the municipal airport terminal. Plus, a Homer art gallery remembers its founders.
  • Martha's Cocina is Kenai's newest Mexican restaurant. The eatery is home to a number of Latin American favorites, in addition to daily menu specials and numerous tequila options.
  • The Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly will consider whether to create a working group that would study how tourists can pay their fair share for borough services while visiting the peninsula. A civil rights attorney sues the Alaska Department of Public Safety for release of body camera footage from May’s violent trooper arrest in Kenai. The Kenaitze Indian Tribe will host drumming lessons for its final cultural workshop of the summer. Plus, researchers at the University of Alaska Fairbanks are studying ways to preserves Alaska's wild berries.
  • A landslide generates a tsunami at Kenai Fjords National Park. The City of Soldotna awards two organizations through its mini grant program. Plus, students across the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District are back in class.
  • The Kenai Peninsula Peace Crane Garden Trails has been a work in progress since 2018. The nonprofit behind the Soldotna trail system recently shared updates on the Japanese-inspired garden.
  • A Homer man is sentenced to 25 years in prison after an attempted sexual assault. The City of Soldotna is trying an atypical spending approach to cover project costs on a community field house. Plus, the Kenai Peninsula Food Bank’s executive director is retiring.
  • Two state troopers plead not guilty to assault in Kenai District Court. The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District looks for ways to recruit and retain staff at rural schools. The 8th annual Kenai Silver Salmon Derby kicks off in Kenai.
  • On this special, two-hour episode of the Kenai Conversation, we’re sharing the next installments in our 2024 candidate forum series.
  • A fish processor in Whittier files for bankruptcy. Families of non-district students in the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District protest fee hikes. Plus, the Kenai Fire Department honors firefighters lost during the September 11 terrorist attacks.
  • Got tomatoes? Then you've got Larry's favorite way to use tomatoes.
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