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What others say: The little cog

A piece of equipment at the Klawock Airport serves as a small reminder of an important function of…

Sweet corn soup, Maryland blue crab

Life

Sweet corn soup, Maryland blue crab

“Sweet corn is just about as abundant in the Midwest in the summer as blue crabs are along…

American recipes flourish in Midwestern-flavored cookbooks

Life

American recipes flourish in Midwestern-flavored cookbooks

Colby and Megan Garrelts are the husband and wife chef-owners of two critically acclaimed Midwestern establishments – the…

Life

Pioneer Potluck: About the first driving lessons

On a farm in a pasture in Northern Colorado About 1947 We were herding cows from the pasture…

Sports

Knotek of Moose Pass is the Peninsula’s lone Boston Marathon finisher

Kevin Knotek of Moose Pass was the lone Boston Marathon finisher from the Kenai Peninsula, crossing the line…

Photo by Rashah McChesney/Peninsula Clarion Ron Robertson, of S&R Enterprises demolishes a portion of the Kenaitze Indian Tribe's Tyotka's Elder Center building at the corner of Mission Avenue and Upland Drive on Monday April 20, 2015 in  Kenai, Alaska. The tribe is currently accepting bids for the construction of a new elders building to be constructed this summer on the same plot of land. Tyotka's provides meals, healthy activities and advocacy to elders.

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Photos: Clearing the way

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Peninsula growers find opportunity with Rhodiola

A small group of dedicated Alaskan growers are cultivating a production industry for Rhodiola rosea, also known as…

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Groups strive for autism awareness

Organizations on the peninsula are showing their support for National Autism Awareness Month. The month of April “represents…

Nikki Balovich shows her platinum wedding ring that had gone missing in January, after it was returned to her Thursday, April 16, 2015, in Sitka, Alaska. The ring was returned after it was discovered in dog waste.   (James Poulson(/The Daily Sitka Sentinel via AP) MANDATORY CREDIT

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Missing wedding ring found in unusual place

SITKA (AP) — An Alaska woman suspected her family’s dog snatched her wedding ring, but she couldn’t find…

Republican and Democratic lawmakers gather in front of House Speaker Mike Chenault, center, following a parliamentary question on a proposed amendment to the capital budget on Monday, April 20, 2015, in Juneau, Alaska. (AP Photo/Becky Bohrer)

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Legislature hits overtime on budget; special session eyed

JUNEAU — Efforts to reach an agreement on a state spending plan continued Monday as the Legislature went…

Opinion

Cal Thomas: Flunking civics should not be an option

“Don’t know much about history” — Sam Cooke It’s an old joke, but one that is a commentary…

Opinion

What others say: Legislature should listen on Medicaid

The expansion of Medicaid to cover the thousands of Alaskans in the “doughnut hole” of low income between…

Life

Business news

Chambers set schedules ■ The Soldotna and Kenai Chambers of Commerce will meet at noon today at Froso’s…

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Halliburton to cut 9,000 jobs in wake of oil’s drop

HOUSTON (AP) — Halliburton Co. has cut 9,000 jobs — more than 10 percent of its workforce —…

Home State Mortgage opens new office at the "Y" in Soldotna

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Home State Mortgage opens new office at the “Y” in Soldotna

In 1994 John Carman started HomeState Mortgage in Anchorage to help Alaskans realize the American dream of home…

Alaska Physical Therapy celebrates 20 years of pain relief.

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Alaska Physical Therapy celebrates 20 years of pain relief.

For two decades Jill Skidmore-Erickson, PT has been relieving pain and helping her clients rehabilitate after surgery or…

"Scannin" Salmon App!" Wins 25th Anniversary Caring for the Kenai Competition

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“Scannin” Salmon App!” Wins 25th Anniversary Caring for the Kenai Competition

Keira Stroh of Kenai Central High School (KCHS) made her place in history as the 25th 1st Place…

Contagious fun for funds.

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Contagious fun for funds.

As the Kenai Chamber of Commerce continues to celebrate six decades of serving the business interests they continue…

Senate President Kevin Meyer, R-Anchorage, watches a vote on an amendment to SB 30, a bill to regulate marijuana, at the Capitol at the Capitol in Juneau, Alaska, on Monday, March 30, 2015. Senators voted 17-3 to pass the bill, which outlines crimes for possessing more than 1 ounce of marijuana, the threshold voters approved last November for personal use by adults.

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Lawmakers approve new marijuana control board

JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — Alaska lawmakers have approved creation of a marijuana board to write regulations for the…

Education

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School board to meet The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District Board of Education meets at 7 p.m. in…