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Federal investigators expected at site of plane crash

JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — Federal investigators were expected to arrive Saturday at the site of a plane crash…

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Alaska high court: Local mining initiative unenforceable

JUNEAU — Alaska’s highest court ruled Friday that an initiative seeking to restrict large-scale mining in the Bristol…

Photo by Kelly Sullivan/ Peninsula Clarion Kansas Peony buds and full blooms are ready for harvesting Friday, July 17, 2015, at Cool Cache Farms LLC., in Kenai, Alaska.

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Picking the perfect peonies

Kenai Peninsula peonies are not in full bloom, and that is what growers prefer for the perfect harvest.…

Opinion

Voices of Alaska: Medicaid expansion: It’s time

Earlier this week, I sent a letter to the Legislative Budget & Audit (LB&A) Committee, giving members the…

Opinion

Op-ed: A deal not yet sealed

I have a confession to make: In my entire life, I have never watched “Let’s Make a Deal.”…

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Handle a crisis by planning for it

Be prepared. The phrase has long been the Boy Scout motto, but more and more, we’re seeing it…

Sports

Oilers drop scoreless exhibition dud to Panners

It did not count against their season record, but the Peninsula Oilers continued a recent slump with a…

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Legion Twins grab sweep of Fairbanks team

The American Legion Twins are pulling together to save their season at just the right time. Post 20…

Life

Greece

It’s sad to see Greece make headlines for all the wrong reasons. We see its people suffering under…

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News and Notes

Jonathan and Kelsi Verhelst of DeWitt, Iowa are the parents of a son, Decker Lane, born June 26,…

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Here’s The Thing: The rules of summer

This is the first summer that I’ve given myself rules. They’re not serious rules, just more like personal…

New Shipping Zone in Kenai offers something for everyone!

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New Shipping Zone in Kenai offers something for everyone!

Kenai residents, visitors and local businesses now have the convenience of a new Shipping Zone (SZ) in the…

Hometown heroes honored at Kenai Independence Day Parade

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Hometown heroes honored at Kenai Independence Day Parade

The magic of Independence Day and the love of liberty was passed on to yet another generation thanks…

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Thursday: Pilots topple Oilers in marathon game

Following a rain-postponed contest Sunday in Kenai, the Anchorage Glacier Pilots and Peninsula Oilers picked up where they…

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Twin City Raceway set to roll Saturday

Twin City Raceway will have dirt track racing, with races starting Saturday night at 6 p.m. Gates open…

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Results posted for 2nd Salmon Run Series

One hundred sixty-eight runners took to the Tsalteshi Trails on Wednesday evening for the second race of the…

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Bristol Bay sockeye make unusual late surge

Bristol Bay lived up to its reputation for unpredictability as a bizarre late rush of sockeyes has surged…

Photo by Kelly Sullivan/ Peninsula Clarion Rajun Cajun co-owner Billie Sylvester works on the daily special at the Thursday, July 16, 2015, in Soldotna, Alaska. The food truck, which opened for the season one week ago, is one of the many mobile-style estanlishments that are very popular in the city right now, said owner,  Nocona Doucet who is a transplant from Louisana. She said she opened the business three years ago because she had a hard time finding very seasoned food in the area. "You'll find cajun people try to feed everybody," Doucet said.

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Local organizations train for potential workplace violence

Local organizations are preparing for potential active shooter situations, now viewed as a reality in Alaska. Law enforcement…

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Walker announces intent to expand Medicaid

JUNEAU — Gov. Bill Walker said Thursday that he intends to accept federal money to expand Medicaid coverage…