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In 2014 Central Emergency Services (CES) was the fourth busiest fire station in the entire state of Alaska…

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Peterson, Smith win Black Stone Axe Ridge Run

The Tsalteshi Trails Association held the Black Stone Axe Ridge Run on Sunday, with victories going to Kent…

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HEA maintenance to continue in Kasilof area

Homer Electric crews are continuing to work on a maintenance project in the Kasilof area that will require…

Photo by Rashah McChesney/Peninsula Clarion  The sun rises over Headquarters Lake near the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge visitors center on Friday in Soldotna. With sunrise at 10:02 a.m. and sunset at 4:25 p.m. today, the central Kenai Peninsula is gaining 3 minutes, 32 seconds of daylight.

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Photo: Here comes the sun

Photo by Kelly Sullivan/ Peninsula Clarion Dean Bostwick and his dog Buddy stop at the AK Taco Shack food truck, for the first time while waiting to get his tires fixed at Johnson's Tire Service, Friday, August 29, 2014 in Soldotna, Alaska.

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Soldotna looks at permitting for food trucks

Mobile vendors have established a presence as a lucrative model in Soldotna. The city’s planning and zoning department…

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Trial in kidnapping, sexual assault case delayed

Trial for a Soldotna man facing charges of sexual assault of two women in two separate 2013 home…

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Slope construction season still strong amid price plunge

It’s a seeming paradox: Oil prices are still sliding as North Slope crude closed at about $55 per…

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‘Boyhood’ tops Golden Globes, ‘Grand Budapest’ upsets

Hollywood toasted free speech in its myriad forms, from “Je Suis Charlie” tributes to George Clooney punchlines, at…

Opinion

Rich Lowry: The Crisis of free speech

The message of the Paris terrorists couldn’t have been clearer. They didn’t target the instruments of state power,…

Opinion

What others say: Government should work to restore national trust

American involvement in Iraq and Afghanistan has scaled down the list. Concerns over the economy have, as well.…

Education

Verbatim: Always look on the bright side

I once told a friend an aphorism that even though an optimist is wrong just as often as…

Education

Kenai Peninsula College: Around Campus

KPC students are back in classes today and enrollment across the KPC system remains stable. At this year’s…

Weird weather forces
recess habits to change

Education

Weird weather forces recess habits to change

With unusual weather this winter including freezing rain and hardly any snow, some elementary schools around the Kenai…

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Weekend hoops roundup

The Lathrop boys basketball team won the seventh-place game Saturday at the Alaska Prep Shootout at Dimond High…

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Brown Bears finish road trip

The long dry spell that the Kenai River Brown Bears currently find themselves in continued Saturday night with…

Sports

Soldotna wrestlers take 2nd at Colony Invitational

The Soldotna wrestling team finished second at the seven-team Colony Invitational on Saturday. Colony won the tournament with…

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BlueCrest to partner with WesPac for Anchor Point natural gas

A Texas-based company focused on developing oil resources in the Cook Inlet on Thursday announced plans to partner…

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Judge evicts former TV reporter, pot activist from buildin

KETCHIKAN, Alaska (AP) — The rules are simple. Get a boat without an engine. And be the first…

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Coupon prompts Alaska appeals court to toss theft conviction

Editor’s note: This story has been updated as it contained incorrect information. The conviction was reversed not because…

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Lawmaker’s bill aims to guard Alaska Permanent Fund benefit

JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — An Anchorage lawmaker is proposing a constitutional amendment to further protect the Alaska Permanent…