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Op-ed: Repeating myself on an Iran nuclear deal

Am I allowed to repeat myself when it comes to the negotiations over the U.S.-Iran nuclear deal? Why…

Opinion

Op-ed: Independence fast-forwarded

Imagine if we’d had Twitter in our revolutionary days, and the Declaration was a Tweet of Independence: “Yo…

Opinion

Work still to be done on marijuana regulations

Marijuana was again in the news this week, as the state Marijuana Control Board and area municipalities continue…

Raymond and Lily Ann Schoessler

Life

Weddings

Sarah Boles and Ross Baldwin were married in an outdoor ceremony on May 30, 2015, at Wolf Oak…

Life

Community News and Notes

Carolyn Knackstedt of Kenai graduated Cum Laude from Pacific Lutheran College in Tacoma, Washington with a Bachelor of…

Life

Learning for Life: Food preservation resources

It is 8 p.m., you are ready to start canning fish but can’t find your Cooperative Extension Service…

Sports

Twin City Raceway has dirt-track racing Friday and Saturday

Twin City Raceway will host dirt-track racing today and Saturday, with races starting at 6 p.m. both nights.…

Sports

Rotary Unity Run set for July 11

The annual 10-mile and five-kilometer Rotary Unity Run will be held July 11, hosted by the Kenai River…

Sports

Thursday: Oilers crush Panners

Many a good run at an Alaska Baseball League title has been ruined by a long road trip…

Sports

Birch Ridge Golf Report: With arrival of July, tourney calendar picks up

July already? The summer months are flying by as we enter the busiest portion of the golf calendar.…

News

New USGS report: Coastal erosion threatens northern Alaska

ANCHORAGE — Erosion is eating away at Alaska’s northern coast at some of the highest rates in the…

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New title for census area named for confederate officer

JUNEAU (AP) — Gov. Bill Walker has made official Alaska’s intent to change the title of a census…

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Despite criticism, mobile food cart regs sent to Soldotna Council with no changes

It’s a lucrative business model for some. Park a mobile trailer inside city limits in Soldotna for a…

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Farmers, state agencies keep eye on local flocks

Alaska flocks have not yet been stricken by the largest avian influenza outbreak to hit the poultry industry…

Photo by Kelly Sullivan/ Peninsula Clarion Cooks Nita Jackson and Tyler Hall crack eggs for the quiche Hall will be making Thursday, July 2, 2015, at Veronica's Cafe in Kenai, Alaska.

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Egg-spenses on the rise: Avian flu outbreak in Lower 48 leads to higher costs

Egg prices have shot up across the central Kenai Peninsula within the past month, causing concern for local…

Once spruce-covered hills in the Deep Creek watershed on the Kenai Peninsula were converted to extensive bluejoint grasslands in the aftermath of a spruce bark beetle outbreak and the 2007 Caribou Hills Fire.  (Photo courtesy Kenai National Wildlife Refuge)

Life

Refuge Notebook: Common grass has uncommon attributes

Perhaps the most common plant on the Kenai Peninsula is Calamagrostis canadensis, the bluejoint reedgrass. This perennial grass…

Life

An Outdoor View: Tourist trap

Wikipedia defines “tourist trap” as “an establishment, or group of establishments, that has been created or re-purposed with…

In this photo taken on June 16, 2015, a young angler participating in the Next Cast Flyfishers camp ties on a small streamer while preparing to fish for rainbow trout in Shevlin Park pond, in Bend, Ore. (Ryan Brennecke /The Bulletin via AP)

Life

Fly-fishing camp hooks the next generation

BEND, Ore. (AP) — Like a fly-fishing veteran, Branson Broderick set the hook, stripped his line in, then…

Opinion

We still hold these truths to be self-evident

When in the Course of human events it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands…

Life

Voices of Faith: Feeding the multitudes

As a young boy attending Sunday school, I remember being fascinated with the Bible story of Jesus feeding…