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Grand jury won’t indict Ferguson cop in shooting

FERGUSON, Mo. (AP) — A grand jury has decided not to indict Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson in…

The Chess family of Kenai shared this photo of Chelsea Chess their dog Billy. They write that Chelsea and Billy were "inseparable lifelong buddies until Heaven called for the greatest companion and protector of all." (Photo by Kelly Reilly Photography)

Life

Pet photo: Forever besties!

Opinion

Cal Thomas: Teaching hate

“You’ve got to be taught to hate…” (Oscar Hammerstein, “South Pacific”) The murder on Tuesday of five people…

Letters to the Editor

Thanks for a great reminder

I would like to thank Emma Mullet for putting together Emma’s 2nd run, which took place on Saturday…

Opinion

What others say: Walker’s no-win budget scenario

When Gov.-elect Bill Walker is sworn into office Dec. 1, he’s likely to land in the first no-win…

Photo by Rashah McChesney/Peninsula Clarion  In this July 14, 2014 file photo, people fishing with dipnets in the largest personal-use fishery in Alaska, crowd near the Kenai City Docks as they work to net some of the millions of sockeye that run on the Kenai River every year. The City of Kenai has been tasked with managing the massive fishery and made several changes, including adding enforcement, during the 2014 season.

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Kenai talks 2014 dipnet fishery

Every year, after the sand settles from thousands of dipnetters visiting Kenai for the last three weeks of…

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Native American studio releases Inupiat game

FAIRBANKS, Alaska (AP) — The video games released in the lead-up to the holiday season have something for…

Education

Around Campus: Register for spring semester now

The general public began registering online for next semester at 12:01 a.m. this morning. Students are highly encouraged…

Education

Around the District

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

Opinion

Rich Lowry: Barack Obama, American caudillo

To think that President Barack Obama has taken the oath of office four times (through accidents of circumstance,…

Opinion

What others say: Graceful exit

Much can be told from how one handles loss in an election. The same is true in victory.…

Nikiski's Luke Johnson tries to turn Chugiak's Jesse Nelson during the 220-pound final of the Lancer Smith Memorial Nov. 22 at Palmer High School. Johnson pinned Nelson in the final round.

Sports

Peninsula collects 3 individual titles at Lancer Smith

The Nikiski wrestling team finished second amongst Class 1-2-3A schools and Soldotna finished fourth amongst Class 4A schools…

Juneau-Douglas junior forward Ryan Moritz (5) puts a shot on goal against Kenai senior goal tender Nate O'Lena (31) during Friday's 5-2 Crimson Bears win over the Kardinals at Treadwell Arena in Juneau.

Sports

Stars top Mariners for End of the Road Shootout title

The Soldotna hockey team won the End of the Road Shootout by defeating Homer 3-1 on Saturday in…

Ricky Gease and Brian Gabriel participate in the fisheries committee at the Walker-Mallott transition forum in Anchorage Nov. 22 along with Mike Wood and Carol Ann Woody.

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Kenai Peninsula residents involved with Walker transition team

A dozen Kenai Peninsula residents were tapped to help Governor-elect Bill Walker transition into office. A team of…

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Walker names DNR, Revenue commissioners

JUNEAU — Just over a week before he is sworn in, Gov.-elect Bill Walker announced his first Cabinet…

Opinion

Voices of Alaska: Time for Alaska to ‘Rise as One’

Across Alaska, front yards, car bumpers and jacket lapels are shedding campaign signs, stickers and pins. Air waves,…

Opinion

Voices of Alaska: Cook Inlet would benefit from a Harbor Safety Committee – here’s why

In a recent editorial, (Harbor Safety Committee proposal needs clearer goals, Nov. 15) the Peninsula Clarion questioned the…

Opinion

While it may not be required, public disclosure is the best practice

This past week, the Alaska Public Offices Commission held a hearing to address, among other things, an appeal…

Brandi Peterson, manager of Alaska Industrial Hardware in kenai, has this message for veterans on her license plate: Alaska thanks you. (Submitted photo)

Life

Photo: Thanks

Life

Learning for Life: Cockroaches, the ultimate unwanted visitor

Here in Alaska we are free of many pests common to warmer climates, but as with all things…