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More food for the chickens
Central peninsula group awarded grant to expand composting efforts
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‘A very slippery slope that we need to be careful of’
Approval of library grant postponed after Kenai council requests to preview book purchases
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Company looks to build solar farm on peninsula
It would be roughly 20 times the size of the largest solar farm currently in the state.
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Repair costs rise as school facilities deteriorate
About $420 million worth of maintenance is needed at Kenai Peninsula Borough School District buildings.
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Montessori school goes to universal indoor masking
As of Tuesday, eight KPBSD schools were operating with universal indoor masking for staff and students.
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District to give extra emergency leave due to COVID-19
The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District is giving staff 10 extra days of emergency leave in response to…
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Superintendent seeks board input on revisions to district’s COVID protocols
Multiple parents and board members voiced their concerns about the district’s close contact policy.
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Dunleavy holds cabinet meeting in Soldotna
Soldotna’s Aspen Hotel hosted Gov. Mike Dunleavy and members of his cabinet Tuesday morning, when the group convened…
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Seward walk-in supports COVID mitigation strategies
About 30 parents, teachers and students participated in a walk-in at Seward Elementary School on Monday to demonstrate…
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School board approves employee contracts, pay raises for school nurses
88% of KPEA’s voting members approved their contract and 99% of KPESA’s voting members approved their contract.
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State looks to federal funding for Sterling Highway project
The project is aimed at improving highway safety between Sterling and Soldotna.
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Parents square off over masks at school board meeting
Some parents said they will keep their kids home if masks are required, while others say they’ll keep…
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School district revises COVID-19 mitigation plans
The revisions come as COVID-19 cases continue to surge in Alaska and on the Kenai Peninsula.