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In time for the city’s influx of dip-netters and tourists, the Kenai Chamber of Commerce has unveiled a new art installation. The exhibit’s nautical-themed glasswork showcases a distinctive way to display trinkets, treasures and fun findings.
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Kids across the central Kenai Peninsula had the chance to be entrepreneurs last week during the region’s annual Lemonade Day program. The initiative not only teaches youth how to start their own lemonade stand, it gives them skills in business ownership and customer service.
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It’s the first week of the month, which means new art installations will be unveiled in Kenai. Gallery-goers can anticipate feeling both thrilled and calmed when viewing a combined total of over 70 pieces of work.
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This month, two Kenai galleries will showcase a combined total of nearly 200 pieces of art, from Kenai Peninsula students and a local photographer. The exhibits provide creators of all ages an opportunity to express themselves through art.
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This week's workshop will highlight bear safety and discuss an electric fence incentive program. Homeowners will also learn about electric fencing supplies and how they can build their own electric fences.
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The Kenai Chamber of Commerce will begin hosting a new business lecture series this Thursday. The monthly classes create an opportunity for local businesses to learn new skills outside of the chamber’s luncheon meetings.
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The Kenai Chamber of Commerce is hosting its annual Gingerbread House Contest. The competition is open to all ages and cash prizes will be awarded to a winner from each age group.
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Early voting opened Monday for the special election. Voters will rank their top candidates from the three options — Begich, Peltola and Sarah Palin — to fill the remainder of Young’s term in Congress.
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Brett Perry is joining the Kenai Chamber of Commerce as its new executive director.
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Brett Perry is joining the Kenai Chamber of Commerce as its new executive director.