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The Kenai Peninsula Orchestra will host two matinee Christmas concerts this weekend. Performers will play 10 holiday classics at each show, highlighting the talent of nearly 100 orchestra and choir members from across the peninsula.
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Central Peninsula Hospital has unveiled a magical mailbox for children to send their holiday wishes to Santa Claus. The annual tradition ensures a direct route to the jolly man himself, who will write back to each child who sends a letter.
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It wouldn’t be Christmas without a tree to show for it. If you’re hoping to chop down a tree of your own this holiday season, there are several free, local options to choose from.
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The day after Thanksgiving may be best known as Black Friday, but for the central Kenai Peninsula, that day represents the much anticipated Christmas Comes to Kenai celebration. The annual community-building event draws bigger crowds each year.
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Each household can cut down a tree, as long as it's shorter than 20 feet and is harvest with a hand tool, like an ax or saw. The Refuge is open for tree cutting until Christmas day.
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There is no better way to celebrate the holidays than with good food.This week on the show, chef Joe Spady of Three Peaks talked to us about his own…
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Depending on who you ask, holiday decorations are fair game the moment the turkey leaves the table.The Kenai National Wildlife Refuge certainly seems to…
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Around Thanksgiving for the past 21 years, a Nikiski couple has ventured about as far away as you can go, at least culturally, to sell Christmas trees.…