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Senate committee works on new reading program

JUNEAU — The Senate Education Committee heard a bill Friday that would establish a reading program for elementary…

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Parnell reiterates call for action on pension issue

JUNEAU — Gov. Sean Parnell on Friday reiterated his call for lawmakers to put $3 billion from savings…

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Great Alaska Quake shook up science

When North America’s largest-known earthquake shook Alaska for all it was worth at 5:36 p.m., on Good Friday,…

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Legislative Information Office teleconference schedule for March 24-28

Monday 9:00 a.m. The Senate Finance Committee will sponsor a public hearing to discuss SB 182 Public Employee…

Jennifer Glaves and Clint Spraker

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Weddings

Jennifer Glaves and Clint Spraker were married aboard the Crown Princess at sea in the western Caribbean on…

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Community news and notes

Wes Morgan and Katie Killian of Soldotna announce the birth of their daughter, Willa Tate Morgan, at 12:12…

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I can cry if I want to

Mirror, Mirror, on the wall, who loves spinach dip the most of all? Me. Do you ever make…

Seven students from Kenai Middle School were named to the All Northwest Honor Choir. The All Northwest Honor Choir includes students from Alaska, Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana and Wyoming. Participants traveled to Seattle during spring break to work with a choral director. The event culminated with a performance on March 16. The students pictured from left to right are: Kevin Ramos (8th grade), Raleigh VanNaughta (8th), Olivia Brewer (7th), Hunter Fitt (8th), Brittney Gilman (8th), Karl Danielson (8th), and Zach Tuttle (8th).

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Cal Thomas: Humiliation nation(s)

What is it about Western leaders from Neville Chamberlain to George W. Bush who want to find good…

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Bob Franken: Our space-cadet leaders

March 10 illustrates the point: On that day, Russian forces seized a Ukrainian navy missile station in Crimea.…

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Clarion editorial: Changing for the better

There may not be many king salmon in the rivers these days. Fortunately, there are still plenty of…

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Cook Inlet setnet groups file new emergency petitions

A month after the Alaska Board of Fisheries made substantive changes to portions of the Kenai River Late-Run…

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Parties must come together to solve Kenai River issues

A recent letter to the editor from Frank Mullen has added a lot of strength to perceived problems…

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Support from Ladies Night appreciated

The LeeShore Center would like to express our deep gratitude to Sportsman’s Warehouse for donating the bucket and…

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Zumbathon helps children living with Cystic Fibrosis

We recently raised over a thousand dollars with the Cystic Fibrosis Zumbathon put on by the Kenai River…

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Veterans stand to ensure war memorial remains

Local citizens filled the Kenai City Council Chambers beyond capacity Wednesday to show their emphatic support for a…

Photo by Rashah McChesney/Peninsula Clarion  Julien Harris, of Soldotna, carries his puppy Jazzy while his other puppy, Roscoe, runs alongside near the Old Cannery Road entrance to the beach just south of the mouth of the Kenai River Thursday March 20, 2014 in Kenai, Alaska. Thursday's vernal equinox - the first day of spring in the Northern hemisphere - was marked by sunny weather and a 32 degree high temperature in Kenai.

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[Photo] First day of Spring

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Doctor who testified in Alaska accused of lying

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — A doctor who testified in Alaska about the use of toxic chemicals in flame…

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Treadwell splits from campaign manager

JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — Republican U.S. Senate hopeful Mead Treadwell has parted ways with his campaign manager. Spokesman…

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Board of Fisheries tweaks Cook Inlet crab fisheries

The state Board of Fisheries opted against creating additional opportunity to harvest tanner crabs in Cook Inlet Thursday,…