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Former Coast Guard chief tapped as Arctic diplomat

WASHINGTON — A retired Coast Guard admiral was named Wednesday as the first U.S. special representative for Arctic…

This August 2013 image provided by the Alutiiq Museum volunteers working alongside Alutiiq Museum staff to uncover a sod house occupied 400 years ago by an Alutiiq family on Kodiak Island, Alaska.  The Alutiiq Museum in Kodiak is preparing for its 17th annual community archaeology dig, where nonprofessionals can participate in real research at an actual excavation site.(AP Photo/Alutiiq Museum)

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Kodiak museum prepares for archaeological dig

KODIAK (AP) — The Alutiiq Museum in Kodiak is preparing for its 17th annual community archaeology dig, where…

Dipnetters talk favorite ways to prepare salmon

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Dipnetters talk favorite ways to prepare salmon

Salmon recipes range from hours-long preparation time to simple standbys with only a couple ingredients that at-home chefs…

Opinion

Voices of the Peninsula: Searching for solutions to K-Beach flooding

I have been a member of this community for 34 years. My wife and I raised our kids…

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Rich Lowry: Union drama at the Met

The fat lady will sing — but only in strict keeping with the work rules set out by…

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What others say: Can Brazil repeat success with Olympics?

Against daunting odds — the slow pace of construction, demonstrations by displaced slum dwellers, long distances, impenetrable traffic…

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What’s Happening

Events and Exhibits ■ For the month of July, the Kenai Fine Art Center will host an exhibit…

This photo released by Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation shows Andy Serkis as Caesar in a scene from the film, "Dawn of the Planet of the Apes." (AP Photo/Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation)

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Reeling It In: New ‘Planet of the Apes’ film impresses

“Dawn of the Planet of the Apes” Twentieth Century Fox 2 hours, 10 minutes   One of the…

Letters to the Editor

Festival a wonderful way to celebrate Kenai River

Before we get too far from it, let’s take a moment to recognize what an amazing gift the…

Letters to the Editor

Caring treatment makes hospital stay tolerable

My hubby, Thomas (Jim) Schneider, recently spent 10 days in Central Peninsula Hospital. The four young men who…

Sports

Kenai Golf Report: Busy summer means lots of results to report

The Kenai Golf Course, the only 18-hole golf course on the Kenai Peninsula, continues to improve dramatically with…

Photo by Dan Balmer/Peninsula Clarion Tim Wolff with the Alaska State Trooper K-9 Unit answers questions from students of the Crime Scene Investigators moonbase camp Tuesday at the Challenger Learning Center in Kenai. Wolff explained how his dog Scout helps find suspects during investigations. The CSI moonbase camp teaches forensics skills that 28 students will apply in a mock investigation. The camp started Sunday and ends Friday.

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Photo: K-9 camper

The Kenai Peninsula Borough is re-evaluating its plan to demolish a portion of the Nikiski Community Recreation Center, which has sat vacant for most of the past 10 years. Photo by Kaylee Osowski/Peninsula Clarion

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Demo of vacant portion of Nikiski Rec. Center under reconsideration

The Kenai Peninsula Borough administration is re-evaluating a plan to demolish the vacant, northern most portion of the…

Photo by Dan Balmer/Peninsula Clarion The existing culvert under Beaver Loop Road sits half a foot above the stream, which has made it near impossible for juvenile fish to swim through and reach their spawning habitat. High groundwater seen her in a Clarion file photo in June, has been part of the reason for a six-week delay in the completion of a Kenai Watershed Forum project contracted by Endries Company.

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Beaver Loop culvert nearing completion

Kenai Watershed Forum officials said Beaver Loop Road is expected to be open to two-lane traffic July 26,…

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Man wounded by Troopers on Sterling Highway

ANCHORAGE (AP) — Alaska State Troopers say one of their officers has seriously wounded a man accused of…

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Official sees tie between gas project, referendum

JUNEAU — The decision Alaska voters make on an oil-tax referendum next month could have implications for a…

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CIFF to argue state costs in fisheries lawsuit

The Cook Inlet Fisherman’s Fund will not have to repay the state Department of Law for costs associated…

Letters to the Editor

Senator putting Alaskans first

Apparently there is considerable confusion over who authored a July 7 letter to the editor. I too was…

Opinion

Bob Franken: Open-government charade

How is it that in and around politics, we manage to trivialize nearly every crisis and at the…

Opinion

What others say: Please, clean up your garbage

Please pick your garbage up after you let the bears pick through it. If you don’t, then someone…