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Oil-tax opponents vow to monitor industry promises

ANCHORAGE — Early results indicate Alaska’s new petroleum-tax system will be spared an early death by referendum. If…

A boatload of happy young anglers show off their catch during the Kenai River Jr. Classic. (Photo courtesy Kenai River Sportfising Association)

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Smiles all around at Kenai River Jr. Classic

Smiles were abundant Aug. 13 at the 8th annual Kenai River Jr. Classic as nearly 100 youth from…

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Silvers: The bite is half the fun

Silver salmon are now bending the rods of local anglers who were anticipating their arrival among an abundant…

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Silvers finally filling the streams

Pink salmon are still plentiful in Kenai River tributaries, but it may be time for anglers to move…

Opinion

What others say: Leaders must step up in Ferguson

It was reported Monday by Andrea Peterson of the Washington Post that the city of Ferguson had hired…

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Rich Lowry: Free Rick Perry

It tells you much about the laughable indictment of Texas Gov. Rick Perry that it has made him…

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Micciche a leader on HB 77 issues

I’m writing to set the record straight on Sen. Peter Micciche’s role in the defeat of House Bill…

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Business announcements

■ The Kenai and Soldotna Chambers of Commerce will host a joint luncheon at noon on Aug. 26…

Arts & Entertainment

Reeling it in: The bad and the not so bad on the big screen

“Sabotage” Open Road Films (II) 1 hour, 49 minutes   “Ragnarok” Fantefilm   This weekend saw the big…

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What’s Happening

Best Bets ■ The Kenai Peninsula Food Bank’s annual fundraiser, the Soup Supper and Auction will be held…

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Poem: “If only”

“If only …’’ By Tom Abrosimova If I could write what’s really important The whole world would change.…

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Oil-tax opponents vow to monitor industry promises

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — Early results indicate Alaska’s new petroleum-tax system will be spared an early death by…

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Cook Inlet fishermen to receive $4.6 million in direct aid payments

Cook Inlet, Yukon and Kuskokwim commercial fishermen will receive payments this fall as part of the 2012 fishery…

Photo by Kelly Sullivan/ Peninsula Clarion Deep holes were left when theives stole flowers from the Purple Heart memorial at Soldotna Creek Park Tuesday last weekend, August 19, 2014, in Soldotna, Alaska.

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Soldotna Creek Park gardens vandalized

Gaping holes now take the place of 43 blossoming plants in the flower beds in Pioneer Garden and…

Photo by Dan Balmer/Peninsula Clarion Diane Hinshaw hands a sticker to five-year-old Urijah Walden and his mother Tasha Walden after voting in the primary election at Soldotna City Hall Tuesday.

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Voters weigh in on primary ballots

As central Kenai Peninsula voters took to the polls for the primary election Tuesday, many said they were…

Photo by Kaylee Osowski/Peninsula Clarion New Kenai Central High School Assistant Principal Briana Randle tries to make a toilet paper dress on new teacher Ryan Moss as part of the new teacher initiation on the first day of the 2014-2015 school year at KCHS on Tuesday.

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Students start off school year in unity

The 400 students at Skyview Middle School in Soldotna received a gift from community donors intended to ease…

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Sullivan leads GOP Senate race

ANCHORAGE — A tea party attempt to overcome a mainstream Republican appeared to be coming up short in…

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Alaska oil tax referendum too close to call

ANCHORAGE — Voters rejecting a referendum to repeal Alaska’s revised oil tax system were prevailing with a narrow…

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Many tournaments filling time at Kenai Golf Course

The Kenai Open is this weekend at the Kenai Golf Course. The Kenai Open has a long and…

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Sullivan takes early lead in GOP Senate race

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — Former state Attorney General Dan Sullivan held a lead in early primary returns in…