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North Slope storm causes estimated $10 million in damage

ANCHORAGE — Damages from a recent storm in Alaska’s North Slope could end up costing the regional government…

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Bethel homeless shelter searches for new home before winter

BETHEL, Alaska (AP) — A homeless shelter in Bethel is searching for a new facility before the arrival…

Deacon Kevin Woodvine of Our Lady of Angels Church in Kenai blesses Max the Australian shepherd while Max’s owner Jon Wolhlers tries to keep the puppy still at St. Francis by the Sea in Kenai, Alaska on Sunday, October 8, 2017 during the Blessing of the Animals. (Photo by Kat Sorensen/Peninsula Clarion)

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Bless this pet

Pets of all shapes and sizes were welcomed at St. Francis by the Sea in Kenai on Sunday.…

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Thanks to Fred Meyer for school donation

Thanks to Fred Meyer staff for school donation On behalf of the recipient students at my two schools,…

Opinion

Op-ed: Defining evil

Responding to the recent Las Vegas concert shooting that killed more than 50 people and injured hundreds more,…

Opinion

Editorial: Dividend time loses some of its luster

Alaska Permanent Fund dividends hit bank accounts this week, but the money has arrived with a bit less…

Opinion

Op-ed: The platitude and deflect strategy

There are first responders — men and women who are heroes who bravely swarm to the rescue whenever…

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Op-ed: Tillerson should go

If Secretary of State Rex Tillerson resigned, how would anyone know? He has become the nation’s least influential…

Sports

Seward leads peninsula at Grizzly Invite

The Seward volleyball team led the Kenai Peninsula by finishing fourth in the Platinum Bracket in the Grizzly…

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Homer swimming hosts Soldotna in dual meet

The Soldotna and Homer swimming and diving teams got together for a dual meet Friday in Homer, with…

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Brown Bears earn weekend split with Minotauros

The Kenai River Brown Bears managed a split against the Minot (North Dakota) Minotauros at imposing Maysa Arena…

Safari Club International volunteers work closely with participants throughout the day in Funny River, Alaska on Saturday, October 9, 2017 to ensure safety and an understanding of the basics of shooting and hunting. (Photo by Kat Sorensen/Peninsula Clarion)

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The hunt is on: Safari Club International hosts bird hunt

Staring into a sea of neon orange at the Tachick homestead on Saturday morning, it was clear that…

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Company unveils plan for what it calls smaller mine

JUNEAU— A company behind a stalled attempt to develop a copper and gold mine near a major salmon…

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Chainwreck gets more popular, still wrecks chains

The Chainwreck Cyclocross Series hit another high for participants while still living up to its name Thursday at…

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Minotauros snap Bears’ 3-game winning streak

The Kenai River Brown Bears had a three-game winning streak snapped with a 4-2 loss to the Minot…

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Voices of Faith: Following that long and winding road

Homer is the end of the road south on the Kenai Peninsula and is sometimes called the westernmost…

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Church News

Moms in Prayer event upcoming A “Rise Up and Pray with Courageous Faith Gathering” will take place Saturday…

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Colony volleyball sweeps Kenai

PALMER — Kenai tested Colony early, but the Knights scored the sweep. Following a 25-23 Knights win in…

Opinion

Voices of Alaska: Senate Bill 54 necessary for public safety

Crime is on the rise. We’ve been hearing a lot from Alaskans about their cabins, cars, shops, and…

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Editorial: Stay warm — and safe

Fall is definitely in the air — and with the cooler weather, many Kenai Peninsula residents are turning…