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Capt. Burn-ee & Edith plan May retirement

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Capt. Burn-ee & Edith plan May retirement

After a career that has spanned four decade,s Central Emergency Services (CES) Fire Marshall Gary Gale will be…

Community wishes Tom & Lynn Hodel a Happy Retirement

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Community wishes Tom & Lynn Hodel a Happy Retirement

Tom and Lynn Hodel left their Soldotna Pharmacy as owners for the last time Friday, March 21st after…

Why did the Waterworks rubber ducky cross the road?

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Why did the Waterworks rubber ducky cross the road?

To soak it up on the other side at the new Waterworks location of course! For years the…

Annual Job Fair sets record attendance

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Annual Job Fair sets record attendance

With extended hours this year the Annual Peninsula Job Fair not only set an all-time record but exceeded…

Letters to the Editor

Kenai Middle School grateful to City of Kenai

Kenai Middle School and their Shinny Hockey Club would like to thank Rick Koch, Bob Frates, Dave Essert…

Kenai interested in Soldotna's beautification project

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Kenai interested in Soldotna’s beautification project

In an effort to beautify the City of Kenai, the city planner is borrowing a concept from its…

Chris Carson, left, and Lion El Aton of Firefight Films demonstrate their DJI Phantom drone quadcopter at Mendenhall Lake in Juneau, Alaska, on Thursday, March 20, 2014. They have been using the unit to film the glacier and an ice cave this winter. (AP Photo/Juneau Empire, Michael Penn)

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Ventures sees Alaska from difference perspective

JUNEAU — Juneau residents Christopher Carson and Lion El Aton want to show off the beauty of Southeast…

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Prosecutors lay out case in Coast Guard homicides

ANCHORAGE — Federal prosecutors will try to prove that a respected Coast Guard civilian technician on Kodiak Island…

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Union opposes legislative action on minimum wage

JUNEAU (AP) — The head of the state’s largest labor union said his organization would oppose any move…

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

ADVANCE FOR USE SUNDAY, MARCH 30 AND THEREAFTER - In this March 11, 2014 photo, artist Marina Lee, left, of Milwaukee, works on a sculpture with Governor French Academy third and fourth-grade students for the Art on the Square's fourth annual High School Sculpture in the City Program in Belleville, Ill. The students are from left: Macee Rivers, 10; Vincent Garavalia, 9, and Skylar Hunter, 8. (AP Photo/Belleville News-Democrat, Tim Vizer)

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Sculptor works with Belleville students

BELLEVILLE, Ill. — Governor French Academy students with wet, sticky modeling compound in their hands went to work…

In this photo taken on Wednesday, March 19, 2014, Reilly Fahrenholz takes photographs of evidence at a mock crime scene for Adams Central's Forensic Science course in Hasting, Neb., where students will try to solve a murder mystery. (AP Photo/The Hastings Tribune, Amy Roh)

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Class uses scientific principles to solve ‘crime’

HASTINGS, Neb. — Among the first group to arrive at the crime scene, senior Reilly Fahrenholz carefully photographed…

Opinion

Rich Lowry: Obamacare’s master of false assurance

A core competency of Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius is issuing false assurances. An administration about-face…

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‘Take it outside’ effort needs support

Smoking bans in enclosed areas are becoming more common and with good reason. Everyone has the right to…

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What others say: 25 years after Exxon Valdez, resolution needed in dispute over newfound damage

Monday marked the 25th anniversary of the soiling of Alaska shores and waters by the oil of the…

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Proposed state budget includes addition $100 million for schools

JUNEAU, Alaska — The Senate Finance Committee on Friday included an additional $75 million for school districts in…

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Senate Resources hears final day of Upper Cook Inlet fish testimony

A final day of testimony for Upper Cook Inlet Salmon Dialogue in the Senate Resources committee wrapped up…

Photo by Kelly Sullivan/ Peninsula Clarion Wife and husband, Samantha Romig and Joe Romig, slow dance at the fifth annual Spring Fling, Friday, March 28, at the Soldotna Sports Center.

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Annual Hope prom brings community together for ‘Spring Fling’

Sydney Adams is no longer a resident of Alaska, but still her roots on the Kenai Peninsula continue…

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LNG project ready to move forward after bill passes through Senate

JUNEAU, Alaska — Oil and gas company executives said they’re prepared to move into the next phase of…

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U.N. panel lists climate concerns