In Brief

January 21, 2016 9:56 am
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The Homer Hockey Association’s Pee Wee C (III) took the tournament title at the 2016 Annual Moose Fest in South Anchorage at the Subway Arena on Jan 15, 16 and 17, coming out on top of six teams. Homer played and won three games to make it into the championship. They played Anchorage Comets for the championship, and won 5-0. The Comets were the reigning state championship team from last year. Standing, from left, are Assistant Coach Joanna Riley, Fiona Hatton, Delilah Harris, Micah Williamson, Aiden Arno, Terry Gilliland, Haylee Owen, Coach Chris Owen and Dylan McBride. Front row, from left, are Casey Otis, Kazden Stineff, Owen Pitzman, Hunter Green and Timmy Hatfield. On floor in front is Keegan Strong, goalie.-Photo by Derotha Ferraro
The Homer Hockey Association’s Pee Wee C (III) took the tournament title at the 2016 Annual Moose Fest in South Anchorage at the Subway Arena on Jan 15, 16 and 17, coming out on top of six teams. Homer played and won three games to make it into the championship. They played Anchorage Comets for the championship, and won 5-0. The Comets were the reigning state championship team from last year. Standing, from left, are Assistant Coach Joanna Riley, Fiona Hatton, Delilah Harris, Micah Williamson, Aiden Arno, Terry Gilliland, Haylee Owen, Coach Chris Owen and Dylan McBride. Front row, from left, are Casey Otis, Kazden Stineff, Owen Pitzman, Hunter Green and Timmy Hatfield. On floor in front is Keegan Strong, goalie.-Photo by Derotha Ferraro

KBRR council
seeks members

The Kachemak Bay Research Reserve Community Council has openings on its citizen advisory group. Anyone interested in becoming a member or alternate on the council may submit an application no later than Feb. 10. 

View the application at kbaycouncil.wordpress.com or call 235-4791 for more information.

 

Truck hits school bus; no children

were riding bus 

No children rode a school bus involved in a crash on Jan. 8 in Ninilchik. According to an Alaska State Trooper press released, a black Chevrolet pickup truck driven by Troy Huber, 56, of Anchor Point, hit the bus near Mile 139 Sterling Highway about 8:50 p.m. Jan. 8. 

The bus driver, Sharon Wheeler, 54, of Ninilchik, wore her seat belt and did not suffer injuries. Ninilchik Emergency Medical Services responded and took Huber to Central Peninsula Hospital with non-life threatening injuries.

According to the press release, just before the crash, troopers received a “report every dangerous driver immediately” complaint of Huber. Troopers charged Huber with one count of reckless driving.

 

T-200 canceled

Due to weather conditions, the 2016 Tustumena 200 Sled Dog Race has been canceled.

The race, which covers 200 miles through the Caribou Hills on the central and southern Kenai Peninsula, had been scheduled to start Jan. 30. It is the third consecutive year that organizers have had to cancel the event.

In a Tuesday evening Facebook post announcing the cancellation, race director and T-200 president Tami Murray wrote that organizers looked at a number of options, but “we don’t have enough snow and have way too much open water.”

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