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House Finance proposes $9.1 billion operating budget

JUNEAU — The House Finance Committee on Monday proposed a $9.1 billion state operating budget, about $1.3 billion…

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Wolf killings upset National Park Service

FAIRBANKS (AP) — Alaska Fish and Game officials killed an Eastern Interior wolf pack last week, and the…

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Cal Thomas: Let them eat cake

In Arizona has come a test of the motto conservative Christians like to invoke: “Hate the sin, love…

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Actions of a few not representative of all fans

I took my daughter and my two grandchildren to see our local hockey team, the Wild, play your…

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What others say: Let’s be honest about inaction in Syria

Here’s how President Barack Obama explained his policy in Libya: “In this particular country — Libya — at…

Training day

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Training day

Kenai resident Tyler Taplin, 23, walks down the Kenai Spur Highway dragging a truck tire on a rope…

Kari Mohn (left) and Loretta Mattson, Kenai Totem Tracers Genealogical Society members, practice on Wednesday for their "Your Family Tree - Getting Started" presentation to be held at 1 p.m. on March 8 at the Kenai Community Library. Photo by Kaylee Osowski/Peninsula Clarion

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Finding family

Technological advancements may have changed genealogical research methods since Kari Mohn and Loretta Mattson first began tracing their…

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Alaska rental laws could change under Republican proposal

A North Pole Republican is trying to change the Alaska Landlord and Tenant Act for the first time…

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Refinery closing will likely cost railroad $11M per year

The impending closure of the Flint Hills Resources North Pole refinery could cut $11 million in annual revenue…

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State Democrats unveil another oil tax plan

Minority Democrats in the Legislature unveiled their vision of an oil tax system should voters this summer roll…

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Wild complete 3-game sweep of Bears

The host Wenatchee (Wash.) Wild completed a three-game sweep of the Kenai River Brown Bears on Sunday with…

Education

School briefs

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

Photo by Rashah McChesney/Peninsula Clarion  Students listen to a presentation while eating lunch during a career day Tuesday Feb. 25, 2014 at Central Peninsula Hospital in Soldotna, Alaska.

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Students learn about hospital careers

Ninety-one Kenai Peninsula Borough School District high school students explored the world of hospital careers on Tuesday at…

Opinion

Rich Lowry: Brewer’s foolish veto

It was jarring to read the coverage of the new “anti-gay bill” passed by the Arizona Legislature and…

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What others say: No level of Obamacare can cure sedentary U.S.

More than one in three people in the United States is obese, the category beyond overweight, according to…

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Wild cruise past Brown Bears

In the midst of a playoff chase, the Kenai River Brown Bears lost their third straight game, falling…

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Weekend hoops roundup

The Homer girls basketball team completed a solid week with a 42-26 victory over host Seward on Saturday…

Photo by Dan Balmer/Peninsula Clarion Playground at Municipal Park on South Forest Drive in Kenai. The City of Kenai Parks and Recreation Commission have made Municipal Park their number one priority for upgrades and plan to install playground equipment for children ages 2-5 later this summer.

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Kenai looks at park improvements

The City of Kenai Parks and Recreation Commission has identified Municipal Park as a top priority for upgrades…

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EPA starts process that could restrict Pebble Mine

JUNEAU — The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced it is taking the first steps toward restricting or even…

Ceremonial Iditarod start brings crowds in Anchorage

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Ceremonial Iditarod start brings crowds in Anchorage

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — Hordes of dogs, mushers and their eager fans mingled Saturday at the jovial celebratory…