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A brown creeper probes for insects behind the bark of a birch tree. (photo By Ted Bailey)

Life

Refuge Notebook: Elusive, inconspicuous brown creepers favor old growth forests

I have seen more brown creepers on the Kenai Peninsula this year than in the past two years…

Life

Cooking salmon

The salmon I cooked for dinner Tuesday night earned a thumbs up and a “Mmm-mmm!” from the in-house…

Dale Flick, of Portland, left, helps Carol O'Bryant, of Bend, Ore., practice fly casting during the Casting for Recovery retreat on Oct. 19, 2014 at Black Butte Ranch. The weekend-long retreat focused on fly fishing is for survivors of breast cancer. (AP Photo/The Bulletin, Joe Kline)

Life

Breast cancer survivors fly fish as therapy

SISTERS, Ore. — In her first year of recovering from breast cancer, Carol O’Bryant, of Bend, was plagued…

Letters to the Editor

Residents should not hide in fear

Another honest question. It is government’s role to keep us safe from criminals? Why is it, the criminals,…

Opinion

Now is a good time for avalanche education

While we have yet to see heavy snowfall here on the central Kenai Peninsula, there has been some…

Life

Brining change for the better

Change comes with the seasons. The brilliant colors of fall give way to the drab browns of early…

Life

Church news

Soldotna Bible Chapel will be hosting This Hope! Saturday at 7:00 p.m. Come be a part of an…

News

Kenai man pleads guilty to manslaughter in 2010 crash

More than four years after a 2010 Memorial Day weekend car crash killed a Washington, D.C., woman, a…

A razor blade and screw was found in this box of Nerds candy by the parent of a 13-year-old Soldotna teen on Halloween night. Police are investigating how the metal got into the packaging. Police believe the candy was obtained near the 200 and 300 block between Central Peninsula Hospital and Soldotna High School.

News

Not a treat

Soldotna police are warning parents to pay close attention to their kid’s Halloween candy after a Soldotna teen…

Sports

Willamette’s Ostrander wins cross-country championship

Staff report Former Kenai Central runner Taylor Ostrander claimed her first collegiate championship victory Saturday, Nov. 1, at…

Photo by Rashah McChesney/Peninsula Clarion Several bags containing a cement mixture being pumped out of the nearby woods line an area at a Baker Hughes facility, on Wednesday November 5, 2014 in Nikiski, Alaska. The company is working to clean up several thousand pounds of concrete material it dumped into the woods over the course of several weeks.

News

Baker Hughes Nikiski spill cleanup nears completion

Between the intermittent noise of an industrial truck-mounted vacuum running for several hours a day, a cleanup crew…

News

Soldotna mulls home rule question as Feb. vote looms

In four months, Soldotna residents will decide how much autonomy they want for their city. A special election…

News

Peninsula voters wary of legal pot

It appears the third time is the charm for Alaskans’ bid to legalize marijuana. After failed voter initiatives…

Opinion

What places that legalized pot need to know

DENVER — Oregon, Alaska and Washington, D.C., voted to legalize recreational marijuana Tuesday. The drug is already legal…

2 young boys plus 1 young girl equal conflict

Arts & Entertainment

2 young boys plus 1 young girl equal conflict

“The Book of Life” Twentieth Century Fox 1 hour, 30 minutes   Growing up in the southwest, the…

Arts & Entertainment

What’s Happening

■ The Performing Arts Society 2014-2015 Concert Series presents the John Damberg Latin Jazz Sextet in a delightful…

Unretirement - is it for you

Arts & Entertainment

Unretirement – is it for you

For much of your employed life, you dreamed about not having to work. Retirement would be great. It…

Arts & Entertainment

Poem: Still So Happy

Still So Happy By Brett Van Sickle, Kenai Today I found myself thinking, of the past five years…

Sports

Pigskin Pick’em: The future becomes clearer

November is my favorite time of year because I’ll be able to stuff my stomach with turkey, mashed…

Opinion

Cal Thomas: Read my lips part II

Gov. Jeb Bush (R-FL.) is thinking seriously about running for president in 2016, according to his son, George…