Community News and Notes

Community News and Notes

News and Notes

Page receives masters from DePaul University

Esther Page (Hamilton), a former Kenai Peninsula resident and 2011 Kenai Central High School graduate, received her Master of Education in Elementary Education on May 10 from DePaul University in Chicago and will continue to teach kindergarten for Chicago Public Schools.

Rubalcava graduates from Western Oregon University

Mitchel Rubalcava of Kenai graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Sociology from Western Oregon University in Monmouth, Oregon.

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