Socialists, capitalists and nutcases of every political persuasion are embarking on a lampooned theatrical journey. State juvenile justice officials and prosecutors are reviewing a case involving two Homer Middle School boys. This week, the crew of the Coast Guard Cutter Aspen took on more unconventional roles – donning masks and costumes, and reviving one of Homer’s long standing traditions.

This week, the crew of the Coast Guard Cutter Aspen took on more unconventional roles – donning masks and costumes, and reviving one of Homer’s long standing traditions, and the City of Seward is receiving nearly $46 million in federal funding to add shore power to its cruise ship port.

The City of Seward is receiving nearly $46 million in federal funding to add shore power to its cruise ship port; and a Kenai grand jury indicted two Alaska State Troopers on felony assault charges today in connection to a violent arrest of the wrong man in Kenai earlier this year.

A new public shuttle service is available for residents of Homer – just in time for winter, the Alaska Board of Fisheries won’t hold its next Upper Cook Inlet Finfish meeting on the Kenai Peninsula, and the City of Homer unveiled a newly remodeled park earlier yesterday.

A new public shuttle service is available for residents of Homer – just in time for winter. About a foot of snow fell in Southcentral Alaska’s first major snowstorm this winter, closing schools and snarling Anchorage traffic before tapering off yesterday afternoon. A Soldotna High School administrator was recently recognized with the Alaska Assistant Principal of the Year Award. The City of Homer unveiled a newly remodeled park earlier today.

A Chugiak doctor charged with failing to properly care for her four horses is now being sued by the city of Anchorage for the cost of relocating and boarding the animals, and a new, sober living home is opening in Homer in mid-January for men in recovery.

The group working to make the Sterling Highway safer brought new information to an open house in Soldotna last Thursday. A new, sober living home is opening in Homer in mid-January for men in recovery.

The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm warning for the western Kenai Peninsula that remains in effect until 1 p.m. today, and Alaska State Troopers arrested a Seward woman for possessing illegal drugs last week, and on Friday, President Joe Biden did what no president has ever done.

More than 46,000 Alaskans have cast their ballots in person or by mail after a week of early voting, according to state elections officials. Alaska State Troopers arrested a Seward woman for possessing illegal drugs last week. An oddball Halloween tradition will soon make its return to the Kenai Peninsula.

More than a year after residents of a mobile home park in Soldotna sued their landlords over alleged insufficient utilities and illegal evictions, city council members have updated health and safety standards for residents, and the Goods Sustainable Grocery in Soldotna is providing an alternative to local markets that charge vendor fees.