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Op-ed: Trump’s accidental truth flirtation

Now that Donald Trump has decided to occasionally tell the truth, he might want to reconsider. It’s gotten…

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What others say: Vote on unions shows perils of leaving court seat vacant

In January, the Supreme Court heard arguments in a major labor case whose outcome could affect the lives…

Letters to the Editor

Taxes, not just cuts

I was asked, when I wrote my last article recommending a tax regime: did I intend to leave…

Photo by Megan Pacer/Peninsula Clarion A member of Kenai Fire pulls the department's new ambulance, Rescue 6, out of the garage on Monday, April 4, 2016 at the Kenai Fire Department in Kenai, Alaska. Kenai Fire Chief Jeff Tucker said the ambulance was budgeted for and will allow the department to have two ambulances in service at a time with one on reserve in case of an emergency. It comes with a gas engine, which he said will be easier for local mechanics to work on compared to the other vehicles which use diesel.

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Photo: Filling out the fleet

Education

Funding increase, spending reduction help school district budget

The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District has nearly $3 million more in funds than originally projected for the…

Government

Senate majority pauses retirement bill after new estimates

JUNEAU — The Alaska Senate majority announced Monday that legislation calling for increased local contributions to the public…

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Kasilof River sees big personal use sockeye salmon harvest

JUNEAU — Fishermen harvested nearly 533,000 salmon in Cook Inlet personal-use fisheries last year and the Kasilof River…

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Air Force to assign F-35 fighters to Alaska’s Eielson base

FAIRBANKS (AP) — Alaska’s Eielson Air Force Base will host two new squadrons of F-35 fighter jets, the…

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Business News

Chambers set schedules ■ The Soldotna Chamber of Commerce meets at noon today at Froso’s Restaurant in Soldotna.…

Opinion

Op-ed: Can’t we do better?

Occasionally I am asked if I ever considered running for political office. My response: “I did once, but…

Letters to the Editor

Make education funding a priority

How can the State of Alaska even squabble over funding education? Our children are not just numbers. Sometimes…

Opinion

What others say: Issues remain to be resolved on privacy, security

Two legitimate interests of society were at war with each other in the fight between Apple and the…

Making the case for a Plan4Alaska

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Making the case for a Plan4Alaska

Several hundred people interested in the future of Alaska and the current budget deficit gathered for a free…

Alaska's Senior U.S. Senator Lisa Murkowski spends the day in Kenai

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Alaska’s Senior U.S. Senator Lisa Murkowski spends the day in Kenai

U.S. Senator Lisa Murkowski spent the last Wednesday of March visiting the Kenai Peninsula, talking with youth and…

Yo! Taco brings Fresh & Tasty north of the border

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Yo! Taco brings Fresh & Tasty north of the border

Many Alaskans enjoy traveling south of the boarder during spring breakup to enjoy the warm, sandy beaches and…

Easter Bunny brings bounty to kids of the Peninsula

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Easter Bunny brings bounty to kids of the Peninsula

The Easter Bunny brought an abundance of fun activities to Soldotna on Easter Saturday. An egg hunt at…

Education

Fall semester priority registration kicks off

Kenai Peninsula College continually reminds students to stay on track to graduate in the shortest time possible, saving…

Education

Around the District

School board to meet The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District Board of Education meets at 6 p.m. in…

Education

Students take animal dissection to the next step

CROSWELL, Mich. — Students all over the U.S. dissect animals as a kind of high school rite of…

Education

Students help port keep docks free of sea lions

ASTORIA, Ore. (AP) — The Port of Astoria is trying to keep its docks free of sea lions…