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Photo by Rashah McChesney/Peninsula Clarion Lorilee Whitcomb, junior and Destiny Owens, junior, paint a portion of the "Sound of Music" set during their stagecraft class on Wednesday April 22, 2015 at Nikiski Middle-High School in Nikiski, Alaska. The show opens on Friday April 24 at 7 p.m. Tickets are $5 for students at $10 general admission.

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School district waits on final numbers

Further cuts to education funding are still a possibility in Juneau. On April 2, the Senate Finance Committee…

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Governor suggests bills to work on during budget talks

JUNEAU — Gov. Bill Walker is suggesting that legislators, many of whom are in a holding pattern while…

Photo by Rashah McChesney/Peninsula Clarion  Several nuns wait for their cue to go on during a dress rehearsal for the Nikiski Middle-High School musical theater class production of the "Sound of Music" on Wednesday April 22, 2015 in Nikiski, Alaska.

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Classic “Sound of Music” show opens in Nikiski

The week before a show opens is typically hectic — and the Nikiski Middle-High School’s production of the…

Photo courtesy Disneynature A group of monkeys are featured in the Disneynature film "Monkey Kingdom."

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“Monkey Kingdom” provides a lot of entertainment, little substance

“Monkey Kingdom” Disney 1 hour, 21 minutes   You really have to hand it to Walt Disney. Despite…

Book helps readers fall in love with the night sky

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Book helps readers fall in love with the night sky

Nighttime is absolutely your favorite time. Some people choose to hang out with friends after dark. Some go…

Opinion

Voices of the Peninsula: Time to cut ties with Kenai River Sportfishing Association

Last weekend the Alaska Legislature voted against the confirmation of Soldotna resident Robert Ruffner for a seat on…

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Rich Lowry: Politicized prosecution run amok

The knock on the door in the dead of night is the stuff of “Darkness at Noon,” and…

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What others say: Strong move in situation in Yemen

Does it amount to sword-rattling if the United States moves a powerful aircraft carrier into position to block…

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Trek issues recall for disc brake-equipped bikes

If you have disc brakes on your mountain bike, pay close attention to the front wheel quick-release mechanism…

Letters to the Editor

Action on fish board candidate disheartening

It is so disheartening to see the well qualified candidate for board of fish, Robert Ruffner, turned down…

Sports

Prep baseball, softball postponed

A pair of diamond contests that had been scheduled for this week have been postponed. Homer and Soldotna…

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Kenai Central track teams both take second in Anchorage

The Kenai Central track and field teams both finished second at the Pro Whit track meet at The…

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Investigators: Suspect tampered with slain troopers’ guns

FAIRBANKS (AP) — Sound recorders worn by two slain Alaska State Troopers recorded evidence that suspects tampered with…

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Assembly reconsiders food tax measure

After a lengthy debate about the morality of taxing food, funding for public schools, revenue for local cities…

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Market for locally raised meat grows

Livestock for sale and slaughter is a growing market on the Kenai Peninsula. The interest in organically grown,…

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Students to receive first hand business expertise

This summer, students from all across Alaska will experience what it takes to run a business. From July…

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Senate Finance members defend budget proposal

JUNEAU — Members of the Senate Finance Committee on Tuesday defended the budget the Senate passed, including proposed…

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Results in Juneau leave reader dissatisfied

Are you satisfied with the budget our lawmakers have concocted in response to the precipitous drop in oil…

Opinion

Bob Franken: Britt and Hillary

A rigid rule of life: Never ever ask someone “Do you know who I am?” — particularly when…