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Area skiers compete in 2nd Besh Cup

Area skiers competed at the second Besh Cup race of the season Sunday at the Hillside Trails in…

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HEA rates to decrease in January

Homer Electric Association members will likely see a rate decrease beginning Jan. 1, 2015, the electric cooperative announced…

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Fish tech program has in-state focus

KETCHIKAN (AP) — More than half a dozen fish-centric University of Alaska community campuses around the state are…

Mallory Story, a University of Alaska Southeast 2014 Outstanding Graduate in social sciences, sings "Head, Shoulders Knees and Toes" in Tlingit as students in a free Tlingit language workshop sing along. Story, Will Geiger, and Richard Radford are Tlingit students leading the workshop at Juneau's downtown library each Monday. (AP Photo/Capital City Weekly, Mary Catharine Martin)

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Workshops perpetuate Tlingit language

JUNEAU (AP) — Mallory Story, Will Geiger, Andrew Williams and Richard Radford show respect for the people who…

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Walker: Alaska will weather fiscal storm

Gov. Bill Walker is reaching out to community and business leaders to help guide him through some tough…

Opinion

Rich Lowry: Obama’s Cuban olive branch

Candidate Barack Obama said that, as president, he would talk to anti-American dictators without precondition. He didn’t mention…

Opinion

What others say: New PE rules should be given a workout

Physical education guidelines for students in the Juneau School District may soon be changing, and we see this…

Sports

SoHi, Kenai wrestle at West Xmas Classic

The Service Cougars claimed the West Anchorage Christmas Classic wrestling tournament Saturday at West High, amassing 264.5 points…

Sports

Day 1 Besh Cup results

A handful of local skiers made the trip up to Kincaid Park in Anchorage to compete with the…

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Nikiski girls, boys compete at Holland America tourney in Sitka

The Nikiski girls basketball team used a defensive tiebreaker to win the Holland America tournament on Thursday, Friday…

Sports

Thunder Mountain girls claim Kenai River Challenge title

The Thunder Mountain girls wrapped up the Kenai River Challenge championship Saturday with a 40-33 victory over Kenai…

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Walker considers delay in legal marijuana sales

FAIRBANKS (AP) — Alaska Gov. Bill Walker will consider a 90-day delay in implementing a regulatory system for…

Photo by Kelly Sullivan/ Peninsula Clarion Compassionate Friends of the Kenai Peninsula steering committee members discuss details of the first candle lighting vigil the group hosted at Christ Lutheran Church Sunday evening on Saturday, Dec. 20, 2014 at the Joyce K. Carver Soldotna Public Library in Soldotna, Alaska. The committee normally sits in an open circle so nothing is standing between each other when they have their discussions, member Brenda Zuck said.

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Among friends: Group forms to support those who have lost a child

Sitting in the Joyce K. Carver Memorial Library conference room Saturday afternoon, five of the six Compassionate Friends…

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7 on ballot for Soldotna charter commission

With seven home rule charter commission member candidates approved, Soldotna’s special city election will be held Feb. 3,…

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Donlin Gold project has peninsula implications

The future of Donlin Gold’s mining project was detailed in a presentation at the Alaska Support Industry Alliance…

In this photo taken on Dec. 18, 2014, Dan and Terry Goodwin, from left to right, prepare for an afternoon of cross-country skiing as snow-making machines churn snow at the city's largest park in Anchorage, Alaska. A spate of weird weather lingers in Anchorage, which is almost 2 feet behind typical snowfall totals for December. (AP Photo/Mark Thiessen)

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Weird weather lingers across region

ANCHORAGE — A week before Christmas, Alaska’s largest city should look like a postcard wonderland, and the last…

Opinion

Voices of the Peninsula: Setnet ban initiative is an anti-salmon initiative

As you’re out shopping this holiday season, someone wielding a clipboard might approach you and ask if you…

Opinion

Bob Franken: Cuba si, Congress no

What a shame that President Barack Obama finds it so much easier to negotiate with the Castros than…

Opinion

Clarion editorial: Discussion of marijuana regulation should continue

The discussion of if and how to regulate the commercial production and sale of marijuana is under way…

Life

Learning for Life: Carbon monoxide, a silent killer

Winter in Alaska provides us many opportunities to enjoy the outdoors, or more often to spend some quality…