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Voices of the Peninsula: Drift fisherman cynical of fish board proceedings

The Board of Fisheries has been meeting in Anchorage recently with their focus on Upper Cook Inlet fisheries…

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Bob Franken: Of closets and lockers

Do you know what’s really sad each time someone public declares that he or she is coming out…

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What others say: When two is less than one, subtraction is the answer

This month, the Alaska Legislature’s education subcommittees are considering four competing measures that would eliminate the Alaska High…

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Guest director impressed with Peninsula students

My name is John Baker. I am just recovering from two days of music making at Kenai Central…

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Valdez hospital staff glad to have been of service

During the early afternoon of Friday, Jan. 10, Providence Valdez Medical Center was notified of a bus accident…

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Midwest squad loses at NAHL Top Prospects

The Midwest squad lost its first game Tuesday at the North American Hockey League Top Prospects Tournament in…

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Close race shapes up in Iron Dog

A close race was shaping up in the Iron Dog, and area riders are right in the thick…

Photo by Dan Balmer/Peninsula Clarion New Kenai City Planner Francis Krizmanich sits at his desk at city hall last Thursday. Krizmanich moved to Kenai from Aspen, Colorado, where he spent the last 17 years as a planning consultant to the city.

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New Kenai city planner welcomes citizen input

The City of Kenai’s new city planner has converted from a tourist to a local. Francis Krizmanich, 58,…

Photo by Dan Balmer/Peninsula Clarion Connie Moore from Ashford, Washington plays catch with her grandkids Eli and Mia Settlemyer (ages 4 and 2) at the north beach in Kenai Monday. Moore said she didn't expect weather like this in Alaska when she came up to visit. Light snow in the morning turned to partly sunny skies and a high temperature of 25 degrees Monday.

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Photo: Beach weather

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Project draws attention to renewable energy goal

JUNEAU — In 2010, the state adopted an energy policy that, among other things, set a goal of…

Mark Choate, a former Juneau school board member, addresses protestors on the steps of the state Capitol for a "Save Our Schools" rally to speak out against a proposed constitutional amendment that would allow public money to be used for private and religious schools on Monday, Feb. 17, 2014, in Juneau, Alaska. (AP Photo/Becky Bohrer)

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Public education supporters hold rally at Capitol

JUNEAU (AP) — Opponents of a proposed constitutional amendment that would allow public money to be used for…

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Parnell defends actions on refinery closure

FAIRBANKS (AP) — Gov. Sean Parnell said critics of his administration’s actions in a North Pole oil refinery’s…

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Michele Bachmann: Undeterred and undiminished

With less than a year left in her fourth and final term in Congress, it’s a little early…

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Borough employees shouldn’t sit on service boards

An open letter to Wayne Ogle, We have been looking at Ordinance 2014-09. This ordinance would allow employees…

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What others say: A big step forward for America’s gay athletes

It is extremely encouraging to see people in all walks of life send congratulatory messages to University of…

Sterling Community Center hosted Valentine's day dinner and dance

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Sterling Community Center hosted Valentine’s day dinner and dance

The Sterling Community Center hosted their Valentine’s Day Dinner and Dance on Friday, February 14th. The dinner was…

Nikiski team shows horse sense in placing at National 4-H Horse Bowl

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Nikiski team shows horse sense in placing at National 4-H Horse Bowl

It takes a lot of work to have horses in Alaska. But, hard work paid off recently at…

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Democrats seek to turn stand on issues into votes

CAMBRIDGE, Md. — Congressional Democrats held a retreat this week seeking inspiration. But they left as befuddled as…

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President Obama rewriting ObamaCare

“ObamaCare” is useful shorthand for the Affordable Care Act not least because the law increasingly means whatever President…

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Iron Dog gets going

The 2,000-mile Iron Dog snowmachine race started Sunday in Big Lake. The 37 teams will go to Nome…