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    The Kodiak High School basketball teams continued to roll over the weekend, with the Lady Bears remaining undefeated. The Bears played a home-and-away series with the Kenai Kardinals.
    The Kodiak boys lost by 14 points on Friday night, 38-to-52, up in Kenai. But, they came roaring back on Saturday – holding Kenai to exactly half as many points as the night before. They dismantled the Kards 68-to-26.
    On Friday, playing at home, the Kodiak girls jumped out to a 19-4 lead and never trailed in holding off the Lady Kardinals 43-to-35. Hannah Wandersee had 14 points for Kodiak and Carissa Cannon added 11.
    Cannon alone had almost as many points as the entire Kardinal team did on Saturday. She led all scorers with 15 points as Kodiak routed Kenai 61-to-17. Sarah Ng added 11, with most of those coming on three-pointers. The Bears defense held the Kards to single digits in every quarter, and only two points in the fourth. The Lady Bears are a perfect 13-and-0 on the season.

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            Last night the Kodiak City Council decided to postpone a vote on ordinance that seeks to redefine public records. Under the proposed ordinance, reference and transitory documents would be excluded from the definitions of city and public records. The council heard from a number of concerned community members during the public hearing on the ordinance and Councilman John Whiddon said some concerns are more valid than others.

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            The Thelma C  fishing vessel exhibit is nearing fruition. The historic salmon seiner was recently renovated and plans to permanently install it near Oscar’s Dock on the spit are underway. Toby Sullivan is the Executive Director of the Kodiak Maritime Museum and spoke to the Kodiak City Council during a work session on Tuesday night. He said the design and plans for the exhibit are done and now the details of location and parking need to be worked out.

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            The Kodiak Island Borough Assembly acted under a different name during a portion of last Thursday’s regular meeting. Toward the end of the meeting, the assembly took on the role of the board of adjustment to hear an appeal from borough resident William Wren. The planning and zoning commission had approved an RV park on Wren’s land in Middle Bay, but the approval was subject to certain stipulations. Wren’s appeal was to overturn those stipulations. Duane Dvorak is an associate planner for the community development department with the borough and spoke on behalf of planning and zoning during the hearing. He said the commission’s decision to allow the park was an “after the fact” approval because Wren is already allowing RV use on his property.