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Hunter Morrison

Hunter Morrison

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Reporter, KDLL -FM (Kenai, AK)

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Total articles 843

  • Snowbirds mean increased demand at peninsula senior centers

    By Hunter Morrison Verified| KDLL -FM (Kenai, AK)@ It's minutes before the day’s first lunch customers show up at the Soldotna Senior Center. Kitchen staff expect lunch to be busier than normal, which is common at the start of the spring. That’s when snowbirds begin arriving on the central Kenai Peninsula. Soldotna Senior Center Executive Director Lisa Riley says during peak summer months, the center sees anywhere from 10 to 20 more in-house meals served a day. “It's much busier around here," Riley said.

    By Hunter Morrison Verified · KDLL -FM (Kenai, AK)

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Residents pitch, vote on salmon habitat project

    By Hunter Morrison Verified| KBBI-AM (Homer, AK) Verified Last month, a small crowd at Cook Inletkeeper's Community Action Studio in Soldotna voted on salmon conservation plans that were pitched by community members. It’s part of the environmental group’s “Local Solution” series, which has previously led to small-scale solar and composting projects on the Kenai Peninsula. It’s now looking to protect juvenile salmon.

    By Hunter Morrison Verified · KBBI-AM (Homer, AK)

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Snowbirds mean increased demand at peninsula senior centers

    By Hunter Morrison Verified| KDLL -FM (Kenai, AK)@ It's minutes before the day’s first lunch customers show up at the Soldotna Senior Center. Kitchen staff expect lunch to be busier than normal, which is common at the start of the spring. That’s when snowbirds begin arriving on the central Kenai Peninsula. Soldotna Senior Center Executive Director Lisa Riley says during peak summer months, the center sees anywhere from 10 to 20 more in-house meals served a day. “It's much busier around here," Riley said.

    By Hunter Morrison Verified · KDLL -FM (Kenai, AK)

    Apr. 18, 2025

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KDLL -FM (Kenai, AK)

Wrangell, Alaska, United States

+1 907-874-2381