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Mushers set off, Iditarod begins

WILLOW, Alaska — The world’s most famous sled dog race began Sunday, with mushers leaving the town of…

Photo by Kelly Sullivan/ Peninsula Clarion The kindergarteners in Lynne Dawson's class listened intently to Dan Grimes, deputy chief for the Central Emergency Services, read three stories for Love of Reading Month Wednesday, March 2, 2016, at Redoubt Elementary School in Soldotna, Alaska.

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Supplemental material: Dr. Seuss encourages Redoubt students to read

For some students, some days it may seem like all reading is mandatory. Books are for good for…

Education

Summer registration is now open

Fall registration is just around the corner Registration for KPC’s 2016 summer semester recently opened to the general…

Education

Around the District

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

Opinion

Op-ed: The end of Reagan nostalgia?

If there’s anything we thought we knew about the GOP, it is that it is the party of…

Letters to the Editor

Losing our property rights

Almost daily now we are witnessing and experiencing continued erosion of our personal property rights. For decades, those…

Opinion

What others say: Parvo comes to Alaska’s Interior

News that an outbreak of canine parvovirus has descended on Interior Alaska is highly concerning. It’s even worse…

Government

Legislative Information Office teleconference schedule for March 7

Friday 1:30 p.m. The House Finance Com- mittee will sponsor a public hearing to discuss HB 224 Permanent…

Sports

Ostrander nabs West Region Women’s Track Athlete of Year

Soldotna’s Allie Ostrander was named the West Region Women’s Track Athlete of the Year on Friday by the…

Members of the Friends of Kenai Library arrange books in preparation for their fundraising book sale on Saturday, March 5 at the Kenai Community Library's conference room. The group will sell donated books to benefit the library from March 7 to the 13th.

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Photo: Advance booking

Defending Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race champion Dallas Seavey (16) waves to the crowd as she begins the ceremonial start of the 1,000-mile race in Anchorage, Alaska, Saturday, March 5, 2016. (AP Photo/Michael Dinneen)

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Lack of snow doesn’t slow Iditarod start

ANCHORAGE — Wagging tails and smiling faces were plentiful in downtown Anchorage on Saturday as fans got to…

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Enstar, Hilcorp ink gas deal

The eventual return to a free Cook Inlet natural gas market is looking good for consumers as the…

Opinion

Op-ed: How to reform institutions

In the film “Girl, Interrupted,” the character played by Winona Ryder is watching TV in a psychiatric hospital.…

Opinion

Op-ed: Playing bad hands

Who knew that when Sen. Lindsey Graham, the thwarted GOP presidential candidate, stated that his Grand Old Party…

Opinion

Time to share comments on proposed state spending

Ever wanted to share a piece of your mind with state legislators? Here is your opportunity. The Senate…

Carolyn Knackstedt

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Community News and Notes

Carolyn Knackstedt accepted to WWAMI School of Medicine Carolyn Knackstedt has been accepted to the University of Washington…

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Life in the Pedestrian Lane: Catching up with ‘the kids’

This Fall and Winter have been out of the ordinary for Hubby and me. Our regular schedule and…

Life

Learning for Life: Protein power

Protein seems to be a popular buzzword these days. Advertisements for powders, bars and shakes surround us. With…

Sports

Weekend hoops roundup: Homer girls win 17th straight

The visiting Homer girls basketball team came back in the fourth quarter to top Anchorage Christian Schools 44-38…

Sports

Brown Bears swept by Chill

The visiting Kenai River Brown Bears dropped a pair of games to the Coulee Region (Wisconsin) Chill on…