Cooper Landing News

When the Kenai Peninsula borough School District voted unanimously Monday night to approve the resignation of Melody Douglas, the chief financial officer, they simultaneously reorganized the district's administration.

The World Master Games were comprised of 28 different sports with over 28,000 athletes from 95 countries.A The goal of the World Masters games is motivating a goal-oriented and long-term attitude towards sport, physical fitness and health.

South Foundation cordially invites you to donate a decorated tree or other holiday related item wreath, stained glass, etc., to our Annual Christmas Tree Silent Auction.

ADDITIONALLYTHERE IS EVIDENCE TO SUGGEST THAT THE SNOW GLACIER DAMMED LAKE HAS RELEASED AS WELL.

A suspected release of the Snow River glacial dam has local emergency officials on alert for flooding in Cooper Landing.

The Southcentral Alaska Federal Subsistence Regional Advisory Council will meet October 14-15 in Cooper Landing at the Cooper Landing Community Hall.

The what-I-don't-know-won't-hurt-me mentality is commonly associated with men. Ironically -- or fittingly -- that attitude could be killing an untold number of males in the U.S. each year.

If you ever try walking around Cooper Landing, you'll find out fast -- you can't. Deb Carlson knows this all too well.

If you ever try walking around Cooper Landing, you'll find out fast -- you can't. Deb Carlson knows this all too well.

If you ever try walking around Cooper Landing, you'll find out fast -- you can't. Deb Carlson knows this all too well.

If you ever try walking around Cooper Landing, you'll find out fast -- you can't. Deb Carlson knows this all too well.

If you ever try walking around Cooper Landing, you'll find out fast -- you can't. Deb Carlson knows this all too well.

For more than a decade, Cooper Landing residents have been working to acquire the legal right to maintain trails in their community.

While Seward and other parts of the Kenai Peninsula are facing flood conditions due to glacial dam failures and heavy rainfall, residents in the Homer area actually aren't gaining much rain out of this summer.

As the water of the Kenai River continues to rise from the Skilak glacial dam outburst, the rising water almost claimed its first five victims on Saturday afternoon.

Armed only with a card table, a clipboard, a small pile of blue plastic pens with their bosses names on them, a stack of pocket-sized copies of the Constitution and a pair of fold-up camping chairs, legislative correspondents Chris Leuchten and Jacob Wood had their work cut out for them.

If there is one belief the Kenaitze Indian Tribe holds dear, it is the belief in sharing.

As the halcyon days of summer continue, many youngsters are preparing for brief stints at summer camps.

The administration will be placing Trevan Walker as the Seward High School administrator for the 2009-2010 school year.