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Cat wins shelter’s Hero Dog award

LOS ANGELES — For the first time, a Los Angeles shelter’s Hero Dog award has gone to a…

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■ The Soldotna Chamber of Commerce next meets June 30 at noon at Froso’s Restaurant in Soldotna. Larry…

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Russian River sanctuary to open; sockeye bag and possession limit on upper Kenai, Russian rivers to increase

The Alaska Department of Fish and Game is liberalizing sockeye salmon fishing on the Russian and upper Kenai…

Hometown hero

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Hometown hero

The final graduating class of 2014 from Skyview High School continues to display Panther Pride and service to…

Lemonade Day

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Lemonade Day

The 4th Annual Lemonade Day shared a perfect summer weather weekend with a wide variety of events that…

Kenai National Wildlfe Refuge

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Kenai National Wildlfe Refuge

On Saturday May 30th the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge (KNWR), with a host of local, state and national…

Kenai River Festival

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Kenai River Festival

25 years of recognition and celebration of the mighty Kenai River and its importance to life on the…

Sports

Results posted for Mouth to Mouth race

The second annual Mouth to Mouth Wild Run and Ride was held Sunday, with 58 runners, fat bikers…

Photo by Rashah McChensey/Peninsula Clarion Isaac Cryer helps Chuck Davis, both of Soldotna, round third base during the annual World Series of Baseball event for community members with developmental disabilities on Friday June 19, 2015 in Soldotna, Alaska.

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Photos: Play ball!

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AGDC releases plan for gas pipeline off-takes

The state-owned Alaska Gasline Development Corp. has developed preliminary designs for “offtake” facilities that would allow communities to…

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Sockeye swarm the Kasilof, prompting early commercial fishing opener

For the third year in a row, enough Cook Inlet sockeye salmon have made it up the Kasilof…

Opinion

Voices of Alaska: Delegation working on solutions for Alaska VA

Sometimes things seem too good to be true. Last year when the Phoenix VA waiting list scandal broke,…

Opinion

Op-ed: Pope Francis goes off the rails

A quasi-religious movement now has a genuinely religious leader. The pope’s encyclical on the environment is being hailed…

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What others say: More questions than answers

Most people who threaten others with a firearm aren’t given a paid vacation. But most people also don’t…

Sports

Area runners compete in Mayor’s Marathon

Tyler Dinnan of Kenai and Stacey Buckelew of Homer were the top Kenai Peninsula finishers at the Mayor’s…

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Saturday: Merchants nip Oilers

The Saturday night nonleague baseball game between the Peninsula Oilers and Everett (Washington) Merchants presented Coral Seymour Memorial…

Photo/Molly Dischner/For the Peninsula Clarion Sidney Flora waits at Williamsport for the F/V Eagle Claw to get hauled out on the way to Bristol Bay. Flora is getting ready for her first fishing season with her father Louie and uncle Jonathan Flora.

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By road, lake and river: Boats make their way to Bristol Bay

Editor’s note: This is the first of two parts in reporter Molly Dischner’s journey with a Homer fishing…

Photo by Kelly Sullivan/ Peninsula Clarion Gwen Johnson, a member of team NeverMind for the Heritage Place nursing home takes a pie in the face for the Alzheimer's Association's The Longest Day fundraiser, Friday, June 19, 2015, in Soldotna, Alaska.

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The Longest Day in Alaska Residents take time to raise Alzheimer’s Awareness

For the first time in Alaska, the longest day of the year will be devoted to raising awareness…

Opinion

Op-ed: Hillary, you’re so yesterday

In her reintroduction speech on Roosevelt Island in New York last Saturday, Hillary Clinton hit all the boilerplate…

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Voices of the Peninsula: What if we’re wrong about salmon buffer zones?

I was a member of the Kenai Peninsula Borough (KPB) Anadromous Fish Habitat Task Force that helped write…