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Kenai Peninsula legislators review session

Four Kenai Peninsula legislators noted accomplishments on an education bill, natural gas pipeline project and reform on public…

Photo by Dan Balmer/Peninsula Clarion Dick Weaver, Bud Gilbertson and Robert Harrison all of Nikiski board a flight to Anchorage Tuesday morning at the Kenai Municipal Airport. The men are part of a group of six World War II veterans from the Kenai Peninsula traveling to Washington D.C. with 50 other veterans from Alaska on the honor flight trip that takes veterans to visit WWII memorials.

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A trip of a lifetime: Area WWII veterans to visit Washington, D.C.

Nikiski resident Robert Harrison had always wanted to visit the National World War II memorial in Washington, D.C.,…

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Watchdog reviews EPA handling of Alaska mine study

JUNEAU — A watchdog plans to review the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s handling of a report on the…

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Assembly approves money for school projects

The Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly appropriated funds for various school-related projects at its Tuesday meeting in Soldotna. Three…

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Climate assessment warns of dire effects in Alaska

ANCHORAGE — Alaska has been referred to as ground zero for climate change because of its proximity to…

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Bob Franken: Swamp party

I live in Washington. That means I am required to write something about the White House Correspondents’ Association…

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What others say: Legislature did a B+ job

No session of the Alaska Legislature is perfect. This one came as close as any in years. While…

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For mothers and others this Mothers Day

So brilliant are the images on the pages of Pat’s Branning’s extraordinarily crafted “Magnolias, Porches & Sweet Tea:…

May is Motorcyle Awareness Month

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May is Motorcyle Awareness Month

While motorcycles have been seen on local highways as early as February this year, May is officially Motorcycle…

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Pioneer Potluck: About Mother’s Day

About 1991 or ‘92 North Nikiski, Alaska We built our house and had lived comfortably for four years…

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Homer softball tops Kenai

Homer softball tops Kenai The Homer softball team broke through for its first victory of the season in…

Spring cleaning Eli Heinrich, 13, rakes dead grass and leaves in front of Fireweed Herb Garden and Gifts on North Forest Drive in Kenai on Monday afternoon. Photo by Kaylee Osowski/Peninsula Clarion

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Photo: Spring cleaning

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Ordinance proposes changes to assembly district lines

Some Kenai Peninsula Borough residents may find themselves in different assembly districts, if a proposed ordinance passes. Ordinance…

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Wildfire contained near Caribou Lake

A wildfire that grew to 12 acres near Caribou Lake over the weekend took the full resources of…

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Senate candidates weigh in on same-sex marriage

JUNEAU — In the lead-up to this year’s elections, The Associated Press plans to publish an occasional list…

Fairbanks flight opens unmanned aircraft test site

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Fairbanks flight opens unmanned aircraft test site

A small and unassuming unmanned aircraft made a short flight Monday in Fairbanks that signified a big step…

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Cal Thomas: Where has all the money gone?

Most people, perhaps even the super-wealthy, who are usually accountable to auditors, want to know where their money…

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What others say: The killing of Alaska State Troopers in Tanana wounds us all

Anger and heartache. Those are the words that quickly come to mind upon hearing of the killing of…

Tim Lohmer shared this photo of Jolie, a long-haired Chihuahua. He writes, "She loves sunning herself in this beautiful Kenai spring weather."

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Pet photo: Soaking up the sun

Historic day for HEA as they celebrate energy independence

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Historic day for HEA as they celebrate energy independence

A broad cross section of the community turned out Thursday, May 1st to celebrate HEA’s energy independence day…