Kenai Peninsula Progress
Kenai Peninsula students demonstrate steady improvement in reading and math on standardized tests.
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The Trayon White trial has reached the stage where both the prosecution and defense have rested their cases.
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A driver is accused of rape in a case that also raises questions about his immigration status in the United States.
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The 41st annual SEED STEM Festival is scheduled for Sept. 19 at the Ruth Patrick Science Education Center at USC Aiken, featuring more than 70 hands-on exhibits and free admission.
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A weekend rummage sale benefiting Family Promise will be held at St. Paul Lutheran Church, with free entry and payment accepted by cash, card or check; food trucks will also be available.
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CNBC’s Dom Chu previewed the business and financial stories expected to dominate the following week.
The Kenai Peninsula is moving forward on multiple fronts this week, from schools to city councils to local events. Kenai Peninsula News reports that students show steady gains in math and reading on new state tests, while the Borough Assembly advanced two weather modification measures and five candidates compete for two Seward City Council seats.
Meanwhile, teachers and school employees have secured a new employment contract. The community also has several events lined up, including the 41st annual SEED STEM Festival on September 19 at USC Aiken, featuring over 70 hands-on exhibits with free admission.
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