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Oil keeps falling. And falling. How low can it go?

DALLAS — The price of oil keeps falling. And falling. And falling. It has to stop somewhere, right?…

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Dolly’s donut is a delightful birthday cake

There are ten annual U.S. federal holidays on the calendar designated by the United States Congress. Sadly, January…

Life

Pioneer Potluck: About the 1949 Blizzard, Northern Colorado

On a farm east of Fort Collins, Colorado Jan 2, 1949   I was 12 years old when…

Opinion

Op-ed: State of disunion

This is President Barack Obama’s last State of the Union message. Personally, I would have preferred that last…

Opinion

What others say: Right to gun ownership comes with responsibility to keep guns off the street

Alaska State Troopers reported a disturbing crime on Wednesday when it was announced that 15 firearms had been…

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BP to cut workforce by 13 percent

BP is cutting 4,000 jobs worldwide and some of those reductions will be in Alaska. An intra-company email…

Photo by Megan Pacer/Peninsula Clarion Zykiah Cooney, 18, swims a 10-pound brick to the side of the Nikiski Pool as part of a drill on Monday, Jan. 11, 2016 in Nikiski, Alaska. She and a handful of others participated in pre-course exercises at the beginning of an American Red Cross Lifeguard class being taught by Pool Supervisor Nigel LaRiccia.

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Photo: Keep your head up

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KPC now smoke free

Staff and students started their spring semester on the now smoke- and tobacco-free Kenai Peninsula College campus Monday.…

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Federal officials propose ban on some Alaska predator hunts

FAIRBANKS (AP) — A U.S. Fish and Wildlife proposal to ban brown bear baiting and other hunting practices…

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Fish and Game says studies were used despite going unpublished

Use it, then lose it, was the fate of a long-delayed Kenai River habitat study until the Alaska…

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2 members of ‘Alaskan Bush People’ family sentenced to jail

JUNEAU — Two members of the family featured on the reality TV show “Alaskan Bush People” were sentenced…

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Business Briefs

Chambers set schedules ■ The Soldotna Chamber of Commerce will host its annual chamber awards luncheon at noon…

Opinion

Op-ed: Solutions to poverty not posturing

In sports, if a game plan is not working, the coach changes it. In medicine, if a course…

Opinion

Transportation funding fallacies deserve correction

Alaskans are facing a sobering reality: we can no longer afford the same service levels from state government.…

Opinion

What others say: Naphtha doesn’t help Interior Energy Project, but should lower costs

Interior electric utility Golden Valley Electric Association’s decision to assume a more minor role in the Interior Energy…

Parks and Rec bounces into the New Year

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Parks and Rec bounces into the New Year

The dawning of the New Year promises fun and frustration for the Peninsula as Mother Nature refuses to…

Senior tells of exchange year in Thailand

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Senior tells of exchange year in Thailand

A year ago while the Soldotna Rotary Club hosted a foreign exchange student from Thailand named Chang, SoHi…

Micciche lays out challenges

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Micciche lays out challenges

At a well-attended joint Soldotna/Kenai Chamber of Commerce meeting last week at the Soldotna Regional Sports Complex State…

VFW warms the season

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VFW warms the season

For the second year local VFW Post # 10046 in Soldotna celebrated the 12 days of Christmas as…

Education

Spring semester underway, still time to register

KPC students are back in classes today and enrollment is trending slightly down across the KPC system (compared…