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Walker ousts Parnell in Alaska gubernatorial race

ANCHORAGE — Independent candidate Bill Walker has won the Alaska governor’s race, following an aggressive challenge to Republican…

Tri the Kenai triathlon race director Tony Oliver and run/trail coordinator Kristine Moerlein present a donation of $1,000 to Tsalteshi Trails Association board member Mike Crawford and board president Dan Harbison. The donation came from funds raised by the triathlon, which utilizes Tsalteshi Trails for part of the race. (Submitted photo)

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Learning for Life: 4-H Global Exchange Program

If you are longing for adventure and are looking for a way to positively impact your world then…

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Life in the Pedestrian Lane: R.I.P.

We said good-bye to an old friend last month. That’s “old” as in years on Earth but also…

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Has a new addition to your family just arrived? Where in the world is your military person and…

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Nikiski volleyball makes final four; Homer eliminated

The Nikiski volleyball team advanced to the final four of the Class 3A state volleyball tournament with a…

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AIDEA sells interest in jack-up rig for $25.6 million

The Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority sold its stake in Kenai Offshore Ventures for $25.6 million and…

Photo by Kelly Sullivan/ Peninsula Clarion Nikiski Bulldogs' Andrew Pennison in the 152-pound weight class keeps from being pinned by Dillingham Wolverines' Darren Napoli Thursday, November 13, 2014, at Nikiski High-Middle School in Nikiski, Alaska.

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Big weekend of wrestling gets started on Peninsula with Thursday duals

A few squads warmed up for a big weekend of wrestling on the Kenai Peninsula with dual meets…

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Homer, Nikiski volleyball go into consolation bracket at state

After the opening day at the Class 3A state volleyball tournament in Anchorage, both Peninsula teams were relegated…

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Tsalteshi offers ski prep event Saturday, cycling race Sunday

The Tsalteshi Trails Association is not letting the lack of snow slow it down, offering a pair of…

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[Photo] Teaching Tradition

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CPH sees spike in influenza cases

Central Peninsula Hospital has confirmed 34 cases of influenza since the October start of the flu season. Eight…

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Soldotna set to vote on home rule

Qualified voters will decide on February 3, 2015, if Soldotna will form a charter commission, and if a…

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ACS closes Soldotna store

The Alaska Communications retail store in Soldotna will be closing its doors Friday as the company looks to…

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Alaska leads nation in rapes according to FBI stats

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — Alaska led the nation in rapes per capita last year, according to statistics released…

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Smoother marketplace rollout expected

JUNEAU — Officials are expecting a much smoother rollout of the federally run online insurance marketplace than during…

Contributed photo: Donica Nash A Kasilof setnet crew on a break plays Serfs and Soldiers  between picks. (Left)   Wesley Tullis Jr., Delissa Severson, Jonathan Hane , and, Shea Nash.

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Soldotna couple debuts new boardgame “Serfs & Soldiers”

There are three ways to win a new strategy game from Soldotna’s Shea and Donica Nash: hoard all…

Is it working?  On the left, a typical rake sample of elodea from Beck Lake during surveys in 2013. (Photo by C. Anderson) On the right, a rake sample 13 weeks after Beck Lake was treated with fluridone in 2014. (Kenai National Wildlife Refuge photo)

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Refuge Notebook: Progress on eradicating elodea from the Kenai Peninsula

I am fascinated by how plants and animals are named. Elodea, the first submersed freshwater invasive plant to…

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An Outdoor View: Worms

Earlier this week, while mining the Internet for material to use in this column, I learned that earthworms…

In this Oct. 21, 2014 photo, Ruk Kuchenbecker takes some jumps at the Beacon Hill jumps at Camp Sekani, in Spokane, Wash. The fat bike - a seemingly typical mountain bike frame with tires ranging from 3.7 to 4.8 inches wide - owes its origin to Fairbanks, Alaska. (AP Photo/The Spokesman-Review, Jesse Tinsley)

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Fat bikes go where no bicycle has gone before

SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) — The first thing people notice: The tires, wider than the forearms of most grown…