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Kenai police car totaled

The City of Kenai is in the process of replacing a police cruiser totaled in a traffic stop…

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Education bill rewrite leaves some frustrated

JUNEAU — The broad-ranging education bill that passed the state House after hours of debate seemed to leave…

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House Fisheries Committee hears from fish board nominees

The House Fisheries Committee held a short hearing on Gov. Sean Parnell’s appointees to the Board of Fisheries…

Opinion

Voices of Alaska: Don’t be fooled by phony support for minimum wage

In the Superman comic books of my youth, “Bizarro World” was a parallel universe where everyday was Opposite…

Letters to the Editor

Measure infringes on personal choice

I have grave doubts whether I’ll change any minds here. Too many of us have subjugated our alleged…

Opinion

What others say: Pay now, not later

Using a quarter of your savings to pay down an ever-growing debt makes sense, but it’s hard not…

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Alaska’s largest daily newspaper sold for $34M

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — An online competitor announced plans Tuesday to buy Alaska’s largest daily newspaper. Alaska Dispatch…

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Pioneer Potluck: About Dad, the farmer

Northern Colorado 1936-1955   Have you heard or read the speech that Paul Harvey gave in 1978 at…

Another delicious Appalachian mountain kiss from Asheville's Tupelo Honey Café

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Another delicious Appalachian mountain kiss from Asheville’s Tupelo Honey Café

We’ve just been planted with another kiss from the authors of the newly released “Tupelo Honey Café: New…

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Kenai man found walking along Seward Highway after overnight crash

A Kenai man, who initially reported he had been in a plane crash near Summit Lake along the…

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Fire victim appreciates community support

I want to extend a sincere thank you to Central Emergency Services in Soldotna for their quick response…

Letters to the Editor

Treatment after accident went above and beyond

We know this letter is late in coming. After 31 days in the hospital at CPH we could…

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House strips retirement plan from education bill

JUNEAU — The Alaska House voted to remove a plan to address the teachers’ retirement system from a…

A City of Soldotna street sweeper works along Binkley Street Monday afternoon. While area maintenance crews are out cleaning up this winter's road sand, forecasters are calling for a chance of snow today.

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Photo: Spring cleaning

Photo by Kaylee Osowski/Peninsula Clarion Ron Hyde, CEO of PRL Logistics, Inc. stands with wife Suzy Hyde in front of a map that was found during the company's renovation of a Kenai Landing cannery. Hyde expects to begin operating out of the new Kenai branch in about a month.

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Logistics company renovates 100-year-old Kenai cannery

Months of renovations and $2 million later, PRL Logistics Inc. CEO Ron Hyde said he expects to be…

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Heroin found during man’s jail booking

While checking in a Soldotna man following his arrest for possession of heroin, Wildwood Pretrial Facility staff discovered…

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Rio Tinto to give away Pebble Mine project shares

JUNEAU — A major shareholder of a company behind a contentious Alaska mine project on Monday announced it…

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Senate Finance unveils $1.9 billion capital budget

JUNEAU — The Senate Finance Committee unveiled a $1.9 billion capital budget Monday, which co-chair Kevin Meyer said…

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Alaska to sue for road through wildlife refuge

ANCHORAGE — The state of Alaska announced Monday it will sue the federal government to open a road…

Opinion

Voices of Alaska: More coal will harm our oceans

I live in a remote coastal village in Lower Cook Inlet, and my family and my community depend…