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NEWS Peninsula Clarion To outward appearances, orange hawkweed and northern pike may not have much in common. One's a plant; the other's a fish. But if you overlook the hawkweed's bright orange blossoms, you'll find an organism as voracious as the northern pike and every bit as tenacious. -->

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Dandelions get an early start on the season at Soldotna Elementary School last weekend. A workshop discussing invasive plants is scheduled for May 1.

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