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Alaska man stranded in Russia after flight canceled

ANCHORAGE, Alaska — Sivoy Miklahook booked his flight to Russia when there were no scheduled return flights to…

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Millions nationwide take part in the 10th annual Read for the Record

The 10 students in Amber Tiedemann’s Title 1 classes joined millions of children worldwide Thursday for a noteworthy…

Opinion

Op-ed: The anti-establishment front-runner

If we had been told at the beginning of the year that in October a Republican presidential candidate…

Opinion

What others say: We say ‘No’ to Obama’s ‘Cadillax tax’

If you haven’t heard about the Affordable Care Act’s “Cadillac tax,” you will. This tax, which is scheduled…

Sports

Goff, Mitchell, Anders take 5K Costume Run in Nikiski

Sean Goff, Michelle Mitchell and Sammy Anders were the winners at the 5K Costume Run, held Saturday in…

Sports

Results posted for Chainwreck 3

Chainwreck Cyclocross Race 3 was held Thursday at Tsalteshi Trails, with Marc Romano, Jessie Donahue and Ellie Mitchell…

Sports

Weekend wrestling roundup

South Anchorage won the Homer Round Robin Rumble in Homer on Saturday, scoring 267.5 points to top the…

Sports

Peninsula All-Conference football teams

The Nikiski, Homer and Seward football squads filled the small-schools Peninsula All-Conference teams list for 2015, which was…

Sports

Kenai netters 4th, SoHi 5th at Dimond-Service tournament

The Kenai Central volleyball team was fourth in the Gold Bracket, while Soldotna was fifth, at the Dimond-Service…

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Anchorage may impose $500 ticket for texting while driving

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — Texting while driving in Anchorage may land drivers a $500 traffic ticket under a…

Photo by Rashah McChesney/Peninsula Clarion Kasilof resident Steve Schoonmaker recites a poem during the fifth annual gathering of fisher poets on Thursday Oct. 22, 2015 in Soldotna, Alaska.

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Kenai fisher poets host gathering

Weather-worn hands that bait hooks, untangle nets, grip wet metal and haul salmon onto boats instead plucked guitar…

Members of the Alaska House majority speak to members of the media on the first day of the Legislature's third special session this year on Saturday, Oct. 24, 2015, in Juneau, Alaska. The focus of the special session is on the proposed buy out of TransCanada Corp. from the gas project the state is pursuing. Pictured from the top are Reps. Mark Neuman, Mike Chenault and Steve Thompson. Neuman and Thompson are co-chairs of the House Finance Committee; Chenault is the House speaker. (AP Photo/Becky Bohrer)

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Legislative session’s focus narrowed to TransCanada buyout

JUNEAU, Alaska — Gov. Bill Walker’s administration began making its case for why the state should buy out…

This photo courtesy of Emmanuel Wattecamps-Etienne, shows him posing for a photo with his cat.  Wattecamps-Etienne made a jump Tuesday, Oct. 20, 2015, from his sailboat, La Chimere, a rescue boat after the sailboat lost its rudder and rigging in high seas and gale force winds about 400 miles south of Cold Bay, Alaska. He tucked his cat inside his coat before making the leap off the doomed sailboat. (Courtesy of Emmanuel Wattecamps-Etienne via AP)

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French sailor had no fear in leaping to rescue boat

ANCHORAGE, Alaska — The French sailor who made a daring jump from high up the rigging pole of…

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Anchorage woman combats spice trend by offering pot instead

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — An Anchorage woman is looking for spice users and asking them to destroy their…

Opinion

Op-ed: Doing for yourself

A recent New York Times headline read, “Raising Taxes on the Wealthiest Would Pay for Bold Plans.” The…

Voices of the Peninsula: Soldotna focuses areas for annexation study

Opinion

Voices of the Peninsula: Soldotna focuses areas for annexation study

The City of Soldotna continues to consider the expansion of our municipal boundaries very carefully. Over the years,…

Opinion

Time for the fish board to meet on the peninsula

It has been 16 years and still the Alaska Board of Fisheries is equivocating about whether to meet…

On Oct. 19, the Pink Ribbon Rally Committee presented a check in the amount of $26,000 to the Central Peninsula Health Foundation Breast Cancer Fund to be used for local breast cancer patients and to further awareness and prevention of this devastating disease. Funds were raised with the 10th Anniversary Pink Ribbon Rally Golf Event held on Aug. 2 at the Birch Ridge Golf Course. Pictured from left to right: Sharon Keating, Judy Imholte, Judy Keck-Walsh, Kathy Gensel (CPHF Director) and Sally Hoagland. Not pictured is committee member Barb Winker.

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Photos: Pink Ribbon Rally

Life

Community News and Notes

The University of Alaska Fairbanks has announced the students named to the deans’ and chancellor’s lists for the…

Life

Learning for Life: Do you have a picky eater?

Many young children are picky eaters. This is a normal stage of development at a time when children…