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I love Tomatoes Salad
2 red tomatoes, each cut into 6 wedges

Mussels in Spicy Tomato Sauce
2 teaspoons olive oil

Shrimp and Sausage Paella
6 ounces turkey kielbasa, cut into 1/4-inch thick slices

Watching your weight never tasted (or looked) so good
Weight Watchers is one of the most trusted names in the extensive and ever-changing field of weight control.

Russian Cemetery needs help
Five years ago I wrote to you regarding the deplorable condition of the Russian Cemetery in Kenai. It has worsened in the following years and is now so overgrown it's nearly impossible to enter at all.

Why buy a golf course?
In reading Monday's edition (July 28) of the Soldotna City Council discussed the possible purchase of a privately owned golf course, I wonder how we can think of such a purchase that serves a very small group of folks. We have an ice rink that we are loosing dollars on serving a small group of the youth; for few kids have parents that can offer them hockey time and funds.

Reader asks: What was Stevens thinking?
This Ted Stevens indictment has been a long time coming. I do hope he is found not guilty. However, I don't know of a politician who has been indicted that wasn't found guilty. Our legal system has been preparing and researching these charges alleged against him for some time.

Kopp took high road, Clarion should, too
The ongoing media coverage of Chuck Kopp just seems to stoop to new lows of ethical decency at every turn.

Habitat helps its 15th family
Last Thanksgiving Mike Farnam, his wife, Renee, and their two children, Jaymz and Sebastian, had more to be thankful for than previous years.

Senate OKs energy assistance
Sen. Tom Wagoner, R-Kenai, attempted Tuesday to delete 10 pages of an omnibus energy assistance package then under debate in the Senate and replace it with a simplified energy rebate program that would have given every adult Alaskan or emancipated minor $1,200.

Kenai wants all to be counted
The United States census is still more than 1 1/2 years away, but the city of Kenai already is seeking everyone's participation.

CARTS seeks public input
Anyone who lives between Sterling, Captain Cook State Park and Kasilof and depends on the Central Area Rural Transit System to make their way around the Kenai-Soldotna area may want to keep their schedules open Thursday afternoon.

Reds bag limits change
Effective as of 12:01 this morning, anglers fishing on the Kenai River upstream of the sonar counter at River Mile 19 came under new bag and possession limits imposed by the Alaska Department of Fish and Game. The limits reduce their take to one sockeye salmon a day.

Rodney A. French
Lifelong Alaskan Rodney A. French died Saturday, Aug. 2, 2008, of natural causes after a lengthy illness at his home in Nikiski. He was 64.

Trinity Ann Marie Miller
Trinity Ann Marie Miller, infant, died Wednesday, July 30, 2008, at Central Peninsula Hospital in Soldotna with her parents by her side.

Beverly Ann Olendorff
Longtime Soldotna resident Beverly Ann Olendorff died Saturday, Aug. 2, 2008, at Agape' Care Center in Soldotna. She was 69.

Around the Peninsula

Boy Scout leadership meeting today

Skyview volleyball to begin Aug. 11
The Skyview volleyball team will begin its tryout week on Monday. Practice will be from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. each day. Those trying out should bring court shoes, running shoes and kneepads. Players also must have proof of a physical before stepping onto the court. For questions or more information, call 260-2300.

Oilers rally to top A's at NBC
The Peninsula Oilers rallied for five runs in the bottom of the eighth inning to defeat the Clarinda A's of Iowa 11-7 on Tuesday at the National Baseball Congress World Series in Wichita, Kan., in afternoon temperatures over 100 degrees.

Ice Dogs, Avalanche to play outdoors
The North American Hockey League on Tuesday announced that the Fairbanks Ice Dogs will host the first-ever USA Hockey-sanctioned outdoor junior game on Feb. 13, 2009.

Kenai Golf Report: Summer rapidly dwindling
Hello again, golfers. How about that sunshine last week? It didn't last nearly long enough, but then again I guess it never does. It is hard to believe that it is already August and our summer has flown by, such as it has been. I tell myself it is a small price to pay for living in paradise.

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