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Cal Thomas: Taylor Swift’s bad investment

Pop star Taylor Swift has donated $50,000 to the New York City public school system. Swift, who was…

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Bob Franken: Bibi and Boehner

If you think John Boehner was doing his new BFF Benjamin Netanyahu a huge favor, well, of course…

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Political meddling, entitlement feed Cook Inlet fish wars

As fishery management and politics continue to collide, Kenai Peninsula residents’ thoughts will inevitably turn to the upcoming…

Sports

Peninsula Conference Friday roundup: Seldovia boys, Nikolaevsk girls defend titles

The Nikolaevsk girls and Seldovia boys defended their Peninsula Conference titles Friday at Lumen Christi in Anchorage. The…

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Friday Southcentral roundup: Homer, Nikiski girls lock up state berths, make championship

The Nikiski girls clinched a second-straight berth to the Class 3A state basketball tournament with a 29-26 victory…

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Friday: Bobcats nip Brown Bears

Time is running out on the Kenai River Brown Bears. The combination of a 1-0 Bears’ loss at…

Community News and Notes

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Community News and Notes

JD and Nicole Hall of Nikiski announce the birth of their son, Russell James Hall, at 8:54 a.m.…

Sterling Judo Club celebrates three years

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Sterling Judo Club celebrates three years

With help from former Sterling Elementary School PTA President Maryann Rogers and encouragement from then Sterling Elementary Principal…

Life

Life in the Pededstrian Lane: To sleep, perchance

Many years ago, when I was much more impressionable than I am now, I read a book about…

Life

Learning for Life: Beekeeping in Alaska

While it is early spring many beekeepers in Alaska have already placed their “bee” order and are getting…

Arts & Entertainment

Features and Comics – March 6, 2015

Due to an error, the March 6, 2015 Peninsula Clarion print edition included a reprint of a previous…

Sports

Southcentral tourney: Cordova girls upset Grace on Day 1

The Southcentral Conference tourney in Homer promised some big upsets. It delivered Thursday. The seventh-seeded Cordova girls knocked…

Photo by Rashah McChesney/Peninsula Clarion Thor Lindstam, of Anchorage, manuevers his inflatable raft up to the shore while fishing near Skilak Lake on Sunday March 1, 2015 near Sterling, Alaska. Lindstam said he didn't have much luck trout fishing but had caught, and released, a silver salmon.

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Photo: Silver lining

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School district looks for savings

The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District administration is suggesting staffing cuts, shifting to online curriculum and reducing the…

Sugar, a Steller sea lion, passed away on Wednesday, March 4, in Seward. (Photo courtesy of the ASLC, NMFS Permit

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SeaLife Center mourns loss of sea lion

The Alaska SeaLife Center is grieving over the loss of one its family members. On Wednesday, Sugar, a…

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Chenault sees relationship with Walker going nowhere but up

JUNEAU (AP) — House Speaker Mike Chenault sees his relationship with Gov. Bill Walker going nowhere but up.…

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Lawmakers discuss federal issues with pot legalization

JUNEAU — A state Department of Law official told concerned lawmakers Thursday that regulating marijuana shouldn’t result in…

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Troopers arrest Nikiski man wanted for burglary and theft

Alaska State Troopers on Monday received a report of a camper falling apart and leaving debris on Holt-Lamplight…

In this July 16, 2012 file photo, commercial fishermen offload the day's catch of salmon from the Inlet Raider. The Alaska Department of Fish and Game has predicted a harvest of about 3.7 million sockeye salmon during the 2015 fishing season.

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Fish and Game predicts average year for Cook Inlet commercial harvest

Commercial fisheries managers in the Cook Inlet are predicting a run of about 5.8 million sockeye salmon with…

Life

Finish the race, keep the faith

Racing has been a sport for a long time, whether foot races, animals, or vehicles drawn by animals,…