1999 Nissan quest 2,300$
1999 Nissan quest in great condition runs and drives great 99000 miles. Drove it around the peninsula and had no issues.
Benjamin Widdowson
benjaminwiddowson5@gmail.com
+18015504999
| Enjoying Cooper Landing? Wildman’s has open positions Wildman’s is looking has two position for self-motivated, observant, conscientious, trustworthy, persons that wants to work year-round as a shift leader. Person should have some background in supervising and must be willing to learn all aspects of Wildman’s. This position is available now. We are looking for an individual who can work as a team, have excellent customer service skills, is willing to work for our company goals, have good communication skills, have retail experience, able to lift 40 pounds, pump propane and 21 years old or more, cooking experience is a bonus. These are year-round positions. We are also looking for two people who would like to work this winter or stay year-round for the store as a clerk or cooking. Positions are available now For more details of job descriptions, please contact us. Please Contact if Interested Cheryle James, Jason, or Barb 907-595-1456 Wildman’s |
| Ladies Fly Tying Night! We have been having a lot of fun hosting Ladies Trout Nights the last few weeks, and in an effort to continue learning and creating community around fly fishing, we are hosting Ladies Fly Night. This event will be by donation with proceeds going to Trout Unlimited.  Tuesday, August 26th 7-9pm If you’d like to join, please contact Carolyn to save your spot! We could also use a few extra tying vices if anyone has one to bring or lend   .Whether you’re brand new to fly tying or have been at it for years, come hang out, learn, and create with us! Let us know if you’re interested in joining a Ladies Trout Trip by contacting Carolyn or dropping by the shop.  Carolyn Knapper knapper@unbc.ca +19072808524 |
GWIN’S LODGE new reduced bar prices
Bar prices have been lowered a lot per your request. Let me know of any issue you may have. Jesse James plays Friday 7PM-10PM. Blackwater Railroad Co., BWRR, plays the following Friday 8/29. Prime ribeye steaks & black cod now available. The gift store has a 20% off sale… drop in. New arrivals!
reservation@gwinslodge.com
+19073983987
Mark Your Calendars!
More information to be coming soon! Watch the Crier and CL social media for more information.
Great Prizes to be had in Cooper Landing Chamber Raffle!
Get your tickets now! The Cooper Landing Chamber of Commerce Raffle benefitting CLES will be drawn September 6! Tickets can be found at Grizzly Ridge, the CL Library and from CLES Board members. You could win a $4000 Generator, $500 tree clearing gift certificate, Sea Life Center day pass, fishing trip on the Upper Kenai, a Mini In reach Garmin, a Treager Grill, or a Rafting trip! Only cash or checks made to CL Chamber of Commerce may be accepted for raffle tickets.
Thank you to:
Cooper Landing Chamber of Commerce and Visitor’s Center
Grizzly Ridge Alaska
Cooper Landing Library
Alaska Wildland Adventures
Kenai River Trout Anglers
Northwood Buildings
Alaska SeaLife Center
Boreal Tree Care
Sawdust Amy’s Home & Garden
Seramur Home Services
SALMON COOKOFF 2025 AFTERSPLASH!
The 2025 Salmon Cookoff on Sunday was a sensational success with even more culinary creativity and excitement than ever! This iconic event has been resurrected in a big way, and plans are already underway for next year! The winner gets to keep his title from 2016; Jeff Whalen won “Best Overall” and the coveted “People’s Choice” with his Smoked Salmon Rangoon. Bobby Farris from AWA won the “Best Presentation” with his “Fishcat Salmon Poke”; Angel Bond won “Chefs’ Choice” with her Baked Chipotle Salmon Sushi Cups, and “Easiest to Make” went to Mike Sleza for his “Smoked Salmon”.
Our judges did a great job with the illustrious panel of Mona Painter, Cecilia Pearson, Gyda Sears (lead judge), Nick Vanderhoff & Mike Harpe. So many community members contributed delicious side dishes and desserts, and Rachel Mundy tended bar while Carolyn Knapper of Lakeview Outfitters graciously took tickets with a smile!
There are so many who volunteered and donated to this event, but a special shout-out to Princess Lodge for gift cert. awards, donations & trays, 2 Brothers for a gift cert. award, Salmon Run, Kenai Cache and Drifters for providing salmon to our chefs; Gwins for chairs, a desert and an award, Joe Arnone for donating the best sourdough bread for each winner, Gary Echer for donating the “Gotta Love a Good Pole Dance” plaque award, John Almanrode of Peak Creativity for graphic design, 3 Bears for Plates and Bike Cooper Landing, Ted Cocos and Lorraine for sponsoring the perfect music provided by Ayden See who rallied at the last minute when Jim Maloney had to cancel…please come back!
The committee, headed up by Lorraine Temple, worked hard to pull it off this year after the last-minute cancellation due to the fire roaring back to life in 2019. Thank you Kristen Helgren, Kim Scott, Ann Hanson, Theresa Norris, and Kathy Lessard, for a job very well done!
Lastly, the good energy, and bad-dad salmon jokes that completed a fantastic evening goes to Tracy Smith and Dan Michels for being the Masters of Ceremonies…Thank you so much! The real winner is the Cooper Landing Community Club that netted over $2,600, and of course, the community itself that had a joyful evening of getting together to celebrate what makes Cooper Landing so special~SALMON!
Salmon Cookoff Committee
officers@cooperlandingcommunityclub.com