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Time to eliminate Daylight Saving Time

I was just doing some research with my son for a persuasive speech on repealing Daylight Saving Time.…

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Officials to test Tsunami Warning System

NOAA’s National Weather Service, the Alaska Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management and the Alaska Broadcasters Association…

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Stolen gun leads to drug indictments

Four Soldotna residents have been indicted on a variety of drug and gun-related charges. The indictments, issued on…

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Sen. Sullivan talks federal regulations, military presence

JUNEAU — U.S. Sen. Dan Sullivan on Monday said fighting federal overreach and pushing for a continued military…

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House passes bill limiting AGDC role in alternate gas plan

JUNEAU (AP) — The Alaska House has passed legislation that would limit participation of a state-sponsored corporation in…

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Employers benefit from job center

Job seekers are not the only ones to benefit from the Peninsula Job Center. By using several available…

Sharilyn Erickson

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Business news

■ The Soldotna Chamber of Commerce will meet at noon today at Froso’s Restaurant in Soldotna. A presentation…

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Cal Thomas: Disastrous Iran deal may prove fatal for Israel

In 1982, during one of many visits to Israel, I had the opportunity to speak with Prime Minister…

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Become informed on grocery tax relief

I don’t believe that most folks on the Peninsula really know how reinstating the grocery tax will affect…

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What others say: No more hidden messages

The revelation that former Secretary of State Hilary Clinton used a personal email server for White House business…

Ruffner appointed to Board of Fisheries

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Ruffner appointed to Board of Fisheries

The outgoing director of the Soldotna-based Kenai Watershed Forum has been appointed by Gov. Bill Walker to the…

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Perfect day for the irish and the wearing of Shamrock Green!

Alaska’s only St. Patrick’s Day parade was treated to a spring perfect day that Boston would have canceled…

Photo by Rashah McChesney/Peninsula Clarion Kenai Police Lt. Dave Ross talks to reporters during a media conference on the human remains found that investigators believe belong to a mothers, her two daughters and boyfriend who have  been missing for nearly ten months on Monday Jan. 23, 2015 in Kenai, Alaska.

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Investigators find four bodies, a dog and a handgun in a Kenai field

In a shallow depression, just 45 feet off of a wide and well-traveled path, Kenai police found a…

Alaska Money Coach can see you online

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Alaska Money Coach can see you online

Tom Woodward known as the Alaska Money Coach is a local licensed professional counselor who wants to help…

Iron Dog legend Scott Davis tells of his 2015 2nd Place finish

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Iron Dog legend Scott Davis tells of his 2015 2nd Place finish

The theme of the 36th Annual Home Show that opens this weekend is “Be Inspired” and that is…

KCHS Juniors shadow the real world

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KCHS Juniors shadow the real world

The nation’s only Job Shadow program turned the legal age of 21 last week as over 120 high…

Letters to the Editor

Regarding the assembly and the grocery tax exemption

I want to start off by saying that it is your sworn duty as a Kenai Peninsula Borough…

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Starbucks barists stop writing ‘Race Together’ on cups

NEW YORK — Starbucks baristas will no longer write “Race Together” on customers’ cups starting Sunday, ending a…

Photo by Rashah McChesney/Peninsula Clarion Rep. Kurt Olson, R-Soldotna, and Rep. Mike Chenault, R-Nikiski, hosted a legislative town hall meeting on Saturday March 21, 2015 in Soldotna, Alaska. Residents asked them to balance the budget responsibly, carefully consider marijuana regulations and to look into Medicaid expansion.

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Community talks marijuana, agriculture, film and tax cuts during town hall

Distilled down to a few concepts, community members told their local legislators that they’d like to see the…

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Military code, gas line appointments things to watch

JUNEAU, Alaska — A state House committee plans to hear legislation this week aimed at updating the state’s…