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            An independent committee of women from many different church congregations in Kodiak are hosting their 11^th annual women’s retreat on Woody Island this weekend. Mary Donaldson had the chance to catch up with Questa Harper, an event organizer, at Camp Woody where she was busy getting ready for the retreat.

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             With the city of Kodiak struggling to build a new police station and jail, and the borough embarking on a 100-million-dollar-plus push for a new high school, there's a group that believes there's room for considering the construction of a new Kodiak library.

            The Kodiak Public Library Association, a private, ad hoc group, is spearheading the push for a new library, and is hoping to build it with largely private funding. Erin Harrington leads the association. She says besides the current library being too small and out of date, there is money out there to build new libraries in Alaska.

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            Governor Sarah Palin recently announced that Kodiak Superior Court Judge Joel Bolger (BOWL-JER) will be filling the vacancy on the Alaska Court of Appeals. Mary Donaldson has more.

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            A lot of familiar names will be missing from the local election ballot when Kodiak voters go to the polls this October. Four incumbents for prominent local government seats have decided not to seek re-election. KMXT’s Casey Kelly has more.