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House keeps session alive after Senate calls it quits

JUNEAU — The Alaska House isn’t giving up on the special legislative session, even though the Senate has…

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Control board to clarify ‘fun’ events at Alaska distilleries

FAIRBANKS (AP) — The Alaska Alcohol and Marijuana Control Office will be meeting to clarify whether breweries and…

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Norwood awarded NWC Player of Week for soccer

Norwood named NWC Player of Week Puget Sound junior Wren Norwood was named Men’s Northwest Conference Defensive Student-Athlete…

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What others say: Military must remain vigilant

The military is one of the few institutions that Americans still hold in high esteem, but that should…

Teachers and students at Nikiski North Star Elementary in Nikiski, Alaska filled the library on Thursday, Nov. 9 morning at the first Stories with Style, a weekly event that transforms the library into a hair salon. (Photo by Kat Sorensen/Peninsula Clarion)

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Stories with style

Ribbons, combs and hair gel lined the counter of Nikiski North Star’s library on Thursday while a group…

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Soldotna receives matching grant for erosion prevention

Soldotna will install three sets of stairs at Swiftwater Park after receiving a grant from the United States…

In this Monday, Oct. 30, 2017 photo, Martin Buser unfastens theater seats in the theater at the Alaska Fine Arts Academy in Eagle River, Alaska. The seats were being removed as the theater vacated the space, which had been its home for 11 years. A board member said the arts academy is in the process of looking for a new permanent home. (Matt Tunseth/Chugiak-Eagle River Star via AP)

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Alaska Fine Arts Academy in search of a new home

EAGLE RIVER — Theater seats at the Alaska Fine Arts Academy will get a new home while the…

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Voices of Alaska: Choose respect

In the wake of the Harvey Weinstein revelation, it has been a painful time for all, especially for…

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Op-ed: There is no ‘without Trump’

Ed Gillespie went from potential vindicator of Trumpism to “cuckservative” in the space of a couple of hours.…

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Letter: Alaska has its own path toward prosperity

Alaska has its own path toward prosperity Capitalism has failed. Thank goodness for Communist China? Will we ever…

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Letter: Veterans Day program appreciated

Veterans Day program appreciated Thursday is a very important day for me. I have met for lunch and…

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Letter: Must-see viewing on sexual harassment

Must-see viewing on sexual harassment With all the charges of sexual assault and sexual harassment by powerful men…

Life

It is what it is: Lighting up the darkness

It’s time for Christmas lights. My wife will argue that our Christmas lights should not be turned on…

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Life in the Pedestrian Lane: Loretta’s rant

^ A couple of weeks ago a friend emailed me commenting that it had taken her a week…

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Notes from the Recycling Bin

Did you know … 50 percent of the plastic we use, we use just once and throw away.…

Sports

Homer, Kenai hockey claim wins

The Kenai Central hockey team defeated Glennallen-Kenny Lake 7-6 on Friday in nonconference action at the Kenai Multi-Purpose…

Herb Stettler reads the poem “In Flanders Fields” as wreaths are laid during a Veterans Day ceremony Saturday at the Soldotna Regional Sports Complex. (Photo by Dan Balmer/For the Clarion)

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‘Today we put veterans first’

On the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, about 150 people gathered at the…

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Senate adjourns session after passing crime bill

JUNEAU — The Alaska Senate set aside constitutional concerns and approved a crime bill Friday, but it sidestepped…

First lady Melania Trump listens as children tell her about 3D printing at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska, on Friday, Nov. 10, 2017. Trump visited with children taking part in programs for the children of military members at the base in Anchorage, Alaska, before flying back to Washington, D.C. (AP Photo/Mark Thiessen)

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Melania Trump visits military families

JOINT BASE ELMENDORF-RICHARDSON — Melania Trump might have been a fashion model at one time in her life,…

This aerial photo provided by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service shows a herd of caribou on the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in northeast Alaska. Alaska Sen. Lisa Murkowski says her legislation to open Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to oil and gas drilling would generate $2 billion in royalties over the next decade _ with half the money going to her home state. (U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service via AP)

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Murkowski sees financial boon in refuge drilling

WASHINGTON — Alaska Sen. Lisa Murkowski says her legislation to open Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to oil…