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As of last week, the Sunrise is sold.
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Forty-six-year-old Troy Holzheimer faces 14 charges in the case, which was filed in Seward, including theft, burglary and criminal mischief.
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No one was injured in the fire, which happened Sunday, Oct. 20 after a wood stove chimney failed.
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Small libraries stand to be hit the hardest, and in some cases, may be forced to close their doors entirely.
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The lessons will be held at the tribe’s K’beq’ Cultural Heritage Interpretive Site as part of its summer cultural program.
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As part of its summer cultural program, the Kenaitze Indian Tribe held a presentation about the history and uses of the atlatl last Friday. Commonly known as a spear thrower, the technology was once used by the Dena’ina people for hunting.
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Sockeye salmon fishing is in full swing on the Kenai Peninsula. Anglers in Cooper Landing recently shared their thoughts and anticipations about the season so far.
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The Kenaitze Indian Tribe recently celebrated the grand re-opening of a cultural heritage site in Cooper Landing. The site is one of the only places on the Kenai Peninsula for visitors to learn about the tribe’s history.
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While the summer months see an influx of people visiting the Kenai Peninsula, it also means increased calls to volunteer first responders. But, a local brewery is helping offset the costs of equipment and services with a popular beer.
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When Cooper Landing students learned the school year ended on a Thursday, they initiated a letter-writing campaign, asking their principal and the district for an extra day of school at the end of the year.