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...Y." For more information, call Kate at 260-4669 or www.KenaiResilience.org. Attendees are asked to bring: a food dish that was grown or produced in Alaska or a favorite dish with supermarket ingredients (if new to the local foods idea...
...Philmont is, among other things, a working ranch. The Frisbee we used was one that my son Mike had planned to use as a food dish. After bouncing through cow patties, eating from that Frisbee no longer seemed appetizing. For the rest of the trek...
...For more information, call Kate at 260-4669 or visit www.KenaiResilience.org . Attendees are asked to bring a food dish that was grown or produced in Alaska, or a favorite dish with supermarket ingredients (if new to the local foods idea...
...Y." For more information, call Kate at 260-4669 or www.KenaiResilience.org. Attendees are asked to bring: a food dish that was grown or produced in Alaska or a favorite dish with supermarket ingredients (if new to the local foods idea...
...Y." For more information, call Kate at 260-4669 or www.KenaiResilience.org. Attendees are asked to bring: a food dish that was grown or produced in Alaska or a favorite dish with supermarket ingredients (if new to the local foods idea...
...They will offer a comfortable setting in which to discuss a variety of topics. Participants are asked to bring a finger food dish to share during the discussion. For more information, call Michelle Bayes at 235-8635, ext. 25. Anchorage Events...
...anniversary celebration at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the waterfront off Cannery Road. Participants are asked to bring a food dish, but meat will be provided. For more information, call Bonnie Juliussen at 283-3633. City council meeting rescheduled...
...Memorial Park in Kasilof. A celebration of Mr. Casebeer's life will follow from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Kenai Visitors and Cultural Center in Kenai. In lieu of flowers, friends are encouraged to bring a food dish to the celebration.
...Memorial Park in Kasilof. A celebration of Mr. Casebeer's life will follow from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Kenai Visitors and Cultural Center in Kenai. In lieu of flowers, friends are encouraged to bring a food dish to the celebration.