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Op-ed: The 3-percent dodge

The nation’s premier provider of abortions doesn’t want to be known for providing abortions. Planned Parenthood, embroiled in…

Opinion

What others say: Forest politics

On Jan. 5, 2001, during the final moments of Bill Clinton’s administration, the then-president announced the Roadless Area…

Life

Fishing report: Silvers slow to show, reds still running

On Wednesday afternoon, a handful of anglers were enjoying the sunshine at Cunningham Park on Beaver Loop Road…

This March 16, 2015  photo shows grilled coho salmon with sesame celery relish  in Concord, NH. (AP Photo/Matthew Mead)

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Firm flesh, bright flavor with silver salmon

Coho, also known as “silver” salmon for its bright silver sides, offers a lighter, more distinctly flavored fish…

This March 16, 2015 photo shows pink salmon cakes on sourdough with lemon herb aioli  in Concord, NH. (AP Photo/Matthew Mead)

Life

Pink salmon offers lean, soft meat

With a delicate flavor, rosy pink flesh and a texture similar to trout, pink salmon offers a blank…

Arts & Entertainment

Study throws harsh light on inequality in popular movies

NEW YORK — Women had less than a third of speaking parts in the most popular films from…

In this photo taken in February 2014, Paul Green at the Paul Green Rock Academy, poses for a photo in Woodstock, N.Y.  Green, founder of School of Rock, and Michael Lang, producer of the Woodstock music festival, are behind a venture to establish a pop music college in the upstate New York town that lent its name to the 1969 music festival. Professional musicians will teach workshops or two-year college-level courses. Classes are expected to begin in 2016.  (Michael Bloom/Times Herald-Record via AP) MANDATORY CREDIT

Arts & Entertainment

School of rock

WOODSTOCK, N.Y. (AP) — An organizer of the original Woodstock concert is behind a venture to establish a…

A snout-to-tail history of the humble pig

Arts & Entertainment

A snout-to-tail history of the humble pig

Never have you felt such pain. You were only walking through your kitchen, when you stubbed the Piggy…

Arts & Entertainment

When growing old

When Growing Old Dolores Rusin Thinking big thoughts during the night Sometimes sleep eludes Thoughts run rampant through…

In this image released by Paramount Pictures, Tom Cruise appears in a scene from "Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation."  (Bo Bridges/Paramount Pictures and Skydance Productions via AP)

Arts & Entertainment

Reeling it in: ‘Rogue Nation,’ ‘Vacation’ beat expectations

“Mission Impossible — Rogue Nation” 2 hours, 11 minutes Paramount Pictures   “Vacation” 1 hour, 39 minutes Warner…

FILE - In this Aug. 3, 2002 file photo, The Grateful Dead, from left, Phil Lesh, Bill Kreutzmann, Bob Weir and Mickey Hart perform during a reunion concert in East Troy, Wis. Mickey Hart, Bill Kreutzmann and Bob Weir have joined forces with John Mayer to form the band, Dead & Company. They will perform a show on Oct. 31 at Madison Square Garden in New York. (AP Photo/Morry Gash, File)

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Grateful Dead members, John Mayer band up for Dead & Company

NEW YORK — Members of the Grateful Dead are coming back to life in a new supergroup with…

News

Photo: Oh, hay!

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Alaska special session costs top $886,000

JUNEAU, Alaska — Alaska’s two special sessions, held earlier this year as lawmakers struggled to agree on a…

News

Land managers work to finish mine cleanup feasibility study

BETHEL, Alaska (AP) — A feasibility study is being finalized for a multimillion-dollar clean up at the Red…

News

American, Alaska flags stolen from Capitol

JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — Under the cover of darkness on the last day of July, three unidentified men…

News

Online options available for the first time

For the first time this year, parents can pay for their students’ meals and activity fees online. The…

Photo by Rashah McChesney/Peninsula Clarion A setnet skiff races up the Kasilof River during the first overnight fishing period in the Kasilof Special Harvest Area at the mouth of the river on July 7. Personal use dipnetters, commercial setnet and drift gillnet fishermen crowd into a two mile area around the mouth of the river when the special harvest area is opened.

News

August reds depend on ADFG call on Kenai kings

The commercial Kenai River sockeye fishery could have its first regular finish in half a decade as long…

Opinion

What others say: Sen. Murkowski’s bipartisan effort would help Alaska, U.S.

It has been eight years since the last successful omnibus energy bill became law, but that didn’t dissuade…

Opinion

Pap Fear

Have you spent any time pondering the fact that those of us who offer political commentary often suffer…

Life

Flank Steak Frito pie fit for feeding a summer crowd.

This is one of those recipes that feels a little trashy, but it’s so good you won’t care.…