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Clyde McLeod (left) and his wife, Donna (right), examine where the Card Street Fire is in relation to their home on Humpy Road while at the Sterling Community Center on Tuesday. Photo by Megan Pacer/Peninsula Clarion

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Up close: Residents tend to their threatened homes

Derick Williams was working outside on the property of Cottontree Lane Monday afternoon when he first felt the…

The Kenai Peninsula Borough Office of Emergency Managemnet has released this Alaska Division of Forestry map of the perimeter of the Card Street fire in Sterling as of noon Tuesday.

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Card Street Fire advances during second day of blaze

Firefighters continued to battle the human-caused Card Street fire in Sterling, estimated to be at 2,000 acres, Tuesday…

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Forecast has crews battling wildfires on high alert

ANCHORAGE — Two wildfires burning north and south of Anchorage stretched Alaska firefighting resources Tuesday as crews scrambled…

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Fire starts in Cooper Landing area

Firefighters worked to protect structures threatened by a small fire that cropped up near Juneau Lake in the…

Life

Beer retirement community

MYSTIC, Conn. (AP) — The idea of a brewery assembly line might conjure images of Laverne and Shirley…

Life

Pioneer Potluck: About Dad and his new camper

By Virginia McClure 1969 Poudre Canyon, Colorado A fun Sunday Party in North Nikiski By Grannie Annie and…

Letters to the Editor

Resident appreciates effort of elected officials

To Borough Mayor Mike Navarre and fellow Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly members, and Board of Education President Joe…

Opinion

Op-ed: The shame game

Jeb Bush is onto something, and it’s a shame. A book he co-wrote 20 years ago has come…

Opinion

What others say: Downtown signage shouldn’t be an eyesore

This week the City and Borough of Juneau Assembly took up discussion on an ongoing problem in downtown…

The Kenai Peninsula Borough Office of Emergency Managemnet has released this Alaska Division of Forestry map of the perimeter of the Card Street fire in Sterling as of noon Tuesday.

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[Update] Rehabilitation to start on Card Street fire

Friday, 4 p.m.: Crews working on the Card Street fire will move into a new stage of firefighting…

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Refuge to hold meetings on proposed regulation changes

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service will hold two public meetings on a proposed rule which would amend…

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Willow wildfire quickly grows, forces evacuations

HOUSTON — An Alaska wildfire that has mushroomed in size was prompting help Monday from people offering their…

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Report cites command climate problems in Alaska guard probe

JUNEAU — A special investigator hired to review the handling of allegations of sexual assault or harassment within…

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Resource committees hold hearing on peninsula

The Joint House and Senate Resources Committees will be meeting on Alaska LNG issues Tuesday and Wednesday on…

Opinion

Op-ed: China’s big hack attack

Upon hearing of the massive data breach of employee information from the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) —…

Opinion

Voices of Alaska: Why I’m restoring Alaska Hire requirements

On June 10, my administration issued an Alaska Hire determination to require that Alaskans get at least 90…

Opinion

What others say: Not the time to reverse course on affordable health insurance

The Affordable Care Act, which has helped millions of people get health care, is now fully woven into…

Life

Business briefs

Chambers set schedules ■ The Soldotna Chamber of Commerce meets Wednesday at noon at Soldotna Creek Park in…

Derick Williams of Sterling stands on a vehicle shortly after being evacuated from his home on Alamo Avenue after a wildfire started in the area Monday. (Photo by Kelly Sulliva/Peninsula Clarion)

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Fire spreads in Sterling

Tuesday morning update: The Borough Office of Emergency Management is reporting that borough fire departments continue to support…

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Open burns suspended

The Alaska Division of Forestry has suspended open burning on the Kenai Peninsula due to high fire danger.…