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Kenai council nixes $20 library card fee for outside city residents
The Kenai City Council voted to remove an annual $20 library card fee to non city residents then…
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Acuren building safe, landlord says
News that one of his tenants had suspended operations, after a surprise inspection by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission,…
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Borough annual budget makes its debut
In its proposed fiscal year 2015 annual budget the Kenai Peninsula Borough is facing a $2.9 million funding…
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Assembly approves funds for turf, track
The Soldotna High School track and artificial turf field will be completed this year. The Kenai Peninsula Borough…
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Fishing groups upset with Murkowski over Pebble actions
JUNEAU (AP) — A group of lodge owners and guides has expressed disappointment with Sen. Lisa Murkowski’s support…
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Lease sale nets $5.2 million
Bidding was modest at the state’s annual Cook Inlet and Alaska Peninsula “areawide” lease sales Wednesday, with bids…
Life
Business news
■ The Soldotna Chamber of Commerce next meets May 20 at Froso’s Restaurant. RSVP to 262-9814 required. ■…
Arts & Entertainment
What’s Happening
Best Bet ■ On Saturday the Kenai Potters Guild will hold their annual Mother’s Day Pottery Sale from…
Arts & Entertainment
Poem: Who am I
Who am I By Melinda Anderson, Sterling Who am I, But a simple girl. One who wishes this…
Arts & Entertainment
Ancestral Homes
Kalifornsky Beach Elementary School fourth-grade students and their families gathered Friday for a reception of their “Ancestral Homes”…
Arts & Entertainment
Reeling it in: Webslinging sequel falls flat
“The Amazing Spider-Man 2” Marvel Enterprises 2 hours, 22 minutes Traditionally, the second film in a multi-film series…
Opinion
Rich Lowry: Check your inanity
Tal Fortgang has offended the offense-takers. The Princeton University freshman wrote an essay for a student publication, since…
Letters to the Editor
Effort to keep Skyview pool open appreciated
Thank you to the Soldotna City Council and Mayor Nels Anderson and the Kenai Peninsula Borough School Board…
Opinion
What others say: The right direction
Alaska’s history shows it can overcome big challenges. That’s just what maintaining a timber industry in the Tongass…
Sports
Homer boys top Nikiski in soccer
Staff report Peninsula Clarion The Homer boys took a 4-1 Northern Light Conference win over Nikiski Tuesday evening…
Sports
Brown Bears accrue postseason awards
After another season that saw the Kenai River Brown Bears nearly break through with a playoff series win,…
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HEA plans Thursday morning outage
Homer Electric Association is planning a scheduled outage for the Soldotna and K-Beach Road area Thursday morning. According…
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KPBSD revises Strategic Plan
Achieving some goals is going to take more time. At its Monday night meeting held in Seward the…