There is one thing almost all of us can agree on! The education of our children is the single most important challenge that we must all face together. That’s why we have spent millions of dollars here in our Kenai Peninsula Borough to build dozens of school facilities, buildings, classrooms, gymnasiums, swimming pools, sports fields, [...]
The Soldotna community now has something that has been long overdue….a community playground that everyone can enjoy. Being a parent myself, I know my family will visit the playground during the warmer months. We were there for the opening on Sunday night. And, just like everyone else who was at the opening, it was a [...]
When our Borough School Board fails to review every budget request from their Superintendent and Central Office Staff and make the appropriate cuts to reflect the actual needs of each school in the District rather than all the dreams and wants that each school always has they are not serving the taxpayers in the Borough [...]
One of the things on the Kenai we count on but almost always take for granted are the roads, streets and highways we use everyday. Our outstanding system of surface transportation nationwide is what makes our modern society possible and our life style the envy of most every nation in the world today.
Here on the [...]
The question everyone seems to be asking is “Why does our Kenai Peninsula Borough School District have so much money left over at the end of every fiscal year? And it appears to be a pretty good question, one that Borough Taxpayers need to be concerned about.
Here is the way the system works. The School [...]
If they haven’t already knocked on your door, it won’t be long before a United States Census Taker does. The Constitution demands that the Federal Government to count all of us once every ten years. So, this is 2010 and this is a census year.
The big question many of us have is “What are all [...]
Earlier this month, I learned about a piece of legislation under consideration by the State Legislature in Oklahoma. It was proposing a law that, if approved by the State Senate and the Governor, would require drug-testing of those receiving federal aid, state elected officials and certain executives of Oklahoma companies that receive tax breaks from [...]
Because of recent shifts in where people live in the state, some lawmakers feel the State Legislature needs to have more members due to lower populations in Southeast Alaska and in the western part of the state. I don’t think that is a good enough reason to add to more members to the 40-member House [...]
ATV’s. Most people call them all-terrain vehicles. I call them absolutely terrible vehicles. I think people would agree with me. These lawn mower engines with four whells are owned by the most irresponsible drivers on the Kenai Peninsula, who have absolutely no respect for private property. Once again, I think many people would agree with me.
Be prepared. It’s the well-known slogan for the Boys Scouts of America. Now, it also needs to be the slogan for the State Legislature, too.
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