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Soldotna to consider banning plastic bags

Soldotna may see an influx of reusable grocery totes this November, with the introduction of a new ordinance…

Community members walked from Christ Lutheran Church, along the Kenai Spur Highway, to the Kenai Peninsula Borough building in Soldotna on Saturday as part of the national March for Our Lives rally, which took place in cities and towns across the country in support of gun control laws. (Photo by Kat Sorensen/Peninsula Clarion)

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Community members ‘March for Our Lives’

Talk of gun violence has graced many front, opinion and nation pages in newspapers across the country since…

It’s a Rock and Roll Dance weekend at the Kenai Central High School Auditorium.

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Forever Dance rocks on!

By any performing arts standards across the nation the new Forever Dance Studio is amazing. The dream of…

Dresses line the walls of Soldotna Prep School Friday for Cinderella’s Closet, a program that provides free prom dresses and accessories to girls throughout the school district. (Photo by Kat Sorensen/Peninsula Clarion)

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Cinderella’s Closet opens its doors

The floral printed dress with an empire waist and halter top looked great on Nikiski junior Diana Narimanidze,…

Opinion

Op-ed: The unbalanced California FACT Act

On Tuesday, the Supreme Court will hear arguments over whether pro-life pregnancy help centers in California should be…

Slushy conditions don’t dampen the luck of the Irish for CPGH.

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Wearing o’ the green

The 27th annual St. Patrick’s Parade, the longest continual running St. Patrick’s Day parade in Alaska, got off…

Life

Pioneer Potluck: Rescuing Frack and calling 911

In my other life a long, long time ago (1970s and ealy 80s), I rescued a little kitty…

Opinion

What others say: Keep the sun shining

The belief that good government flourishes when it is well-supervised by citizens has been deeply held in this…

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What others say: Truth is the responsibility of government

Citing “false” and “misleading” public statements by U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement…

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Voices of Alaska: Time for conversation on climate change, resource development is now

For too long, there has been an awkwardness in the way Alaskans talk about climate change and resource…

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Op-ed: Chaos theory in action

“‘Cheer up,’ they said. ‘Things could be worse.’ So I did, and sure enough, they were.” It’s a…

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Poet’s Corner: St. Patrick’s Day

St. Patrick’s Day By Bonnie Marie Playle, Soldotna A day to remember Patrick, the patron Saint of Ireland.…

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What’s Happening

Events and Exhibitions n The AFS Intercultural Exchange Program’s 38th annual fundraising dinner is Sunday at 6:00 p.m.…

Opinion

Op-ed: The dumbest firing

Unsurprisingly for the former host of “The Apprentice,” Donald Trump has given us every variety of firing. There…

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Voices of Alaska: A clear trajectory for Alaska LNG

“This schedule is a necessary step forward for the AK LNG project and provides a clear trajectory for…

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Editorial: Out of the frying pan, and into the fire

No sooner had we recovered from our swoon over the announcement that the Board of Fisheries would meet…

Looking south over the outwash delta at the head of Tustumena Lake showing where water and sand erupted from the ground and fractured the ice 54 years ago. Photograph taken shortly after the March 27, 1964 earthquake by Ave Thayer, Kenai National Moose Range.

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Refuge Notebook: When the Kenai and Kasilof Rivers flowed backward

It must have been an alarming sight to see these two Kenai Peninsula rivers temporarily flow backward into…

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An Outdoor View: The fishing deal

Looking back at some of the crazy things I’ve done in the name of fishing in the past…

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West Valley boys soccer tops Kenai

The West Valley boys soccer team defeated Kenai Central 2-0 on Thursday in nonconference soccer action at The…

Kenai Central High School senior Raleigh Van Natta was named to the 2017-2018 All National Concert Band, sponsored by the National Association for Music Educators, and is seen here in Orland, Fl. representing Alaska as the first chair alto saxophonist during the music festival in November 2017. (Photo courtesy of Sheree Efta)

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Local student musician takes 1st chair

The alto saxophone is just one of Raleigh Van Natta’s musical aptitudes — a versatile instrument for a…