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Rep. Olson of Soldotna Suprised by Announcement
Another Republican in the House of Representatives, Kurt Olson of Soldotna says he also was surprised at the news this morning.
Bedtime story grows into children's book
Reading bedtime stories to children and grandchildren is common in many homes, but sometimes these tales can take on a life of their own as a local woman recently found out first hand.
A long time ago, I posted a blog about a brief phase I went through where I decided to take up home taxidermy.
Search and destroy: Be on the lookout for white sweetclover
As summer progresses, many flowers will soon be going to seed, but not all that smells pleasant and looks pretty should be allowed to propagate.
Disclosure laws top Soldotna agenda
The Soldotna City Council has public hearings and action slated for three ordinances at tonight's meeting, scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Topping the list of ordinances is a measure to ask Soldotna voters to exempt Soldotna officials from state financial disclosure laws, and instead establish city financial disclosure guidelines.
Washburn, Strouf announce nuptials
Sarah Washburn and Steven Strouf of Soldotna plan to marry Saturday, July 25, 2009, in an afternoon outdoor ceremony at the home of the bride-to-be's mother.
Family man: Soldotna dad has 16 reasons to celebrate Father's Day
While many fathers look forward to the cards they'll receive on Father's Day, Terry Hinz, 50, of Soldotna, has to block an afternoon out of his schedule to read all that he'll receive for the holiday from his 16 children.
Cell call solicitations outlawed
Gov. Sarah Palin has signed various bills into law, including one that outlaws unwanted solicitations on cell phones.
Kenai refuge plans prescribed burn: Managers ready to continue Lily Lake fire project near Sterling
Palin names new AG: Soldotna bill signing provides venue for big announcement
Gov. Sarah Palin took the opportunity of a legislative bill signing in Soldotna on Tuesday to announce her selection for a new state Attorney General.
Palin names Daniel S. Sullivan Attorney General
June 16, 2009, Soldotna, Alaska - Governor Sarah Palin today announced the appointment of Alaska attorney and former U.S. Assistant Secretary of State Daniel S. Sullivan to serve as Alaska's Attorney General.
Deadline today to file for vacant Soldotna City Council seat
Today is the last day to file an application to fill the Soldotna City Council seat being vacated by the resignation of Councilman Shane Horan.
Nose sniffs out wildland fire, prevents disaster
A keen sense of smell prevented a wildland fire from becoming a bigger blaze than it was on Monday afternoon.
Soldotna approves budget: $1 million trimmed from spending plan
With an anticipated $1 million loss in sales tax revenue, Soldotna approved a nearly $8.3 million operating budget Wednesday, more than $1 million less than projected for the previous fiscal year.
Soldotna hosts veterans parade
Past and present military members will march or ride in a parade in their honor in Soldotna.
Soldotna to discuss disclosure rules
Soldotna lawmakers are poised to seek voter permission to adopt their own guidelines for financial disclosure rather than comply with state statutes.
Soldotna considers its own disclosure rules
Submitted by Billy Hackett on Thu, 06/11/2009 - 05:30. Soldotna is discussing its own disclosure rules.
Kenai heat nearly claims dog jogger
Record hot weather was almost too much of a good thing for a participant in Soldotna's Sixth Annual Dog Trot.
Dog day afternoon: Dog Jog takes place; contestant overheats, saved by vets
Pet owners hoped for clear skies and sunny weather for the 6th Annual Dog Jog at Twin Cities Veterinary Clinic on Sunday, but for one dog the yearly treat almost turned into tragedy as a result of too much of a good thing.
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