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A new sign welcoming people to the City of Soldotna is photographed on May 1, 2019, in Soldotna, Alaska. (Photo by Brian Mazurek/Peninsula Clarion)

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Soldotna receives funds for park, airport upgrades

The project includes the construction of an American Disabilities Act compliant trail

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Soldotna council to discuss short-term rentals

The ordinance aims to regulate short-term rentals in residential dwellings

Man dies during Exit Glacier Race

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Man dies during Exit Glacier Race

The man was running a 10-kilometer race along Herman Lehrer Road

Advertising Account Executive Beth Ulrickson is the go-to person at the Peninsula Clarion. (Photo courtesy Beth Ulrickson)

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Meet the Clarion: Ad Executive Beth Ulrickson

“I love to know things, and to do a variety of jobs to keep my mind busy”

Tangled up in Blue: Plastic is not my bag

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Tangled up in Blue: Plastic is not my bag

My car’s rear window is full of stickers. I have a few inspired by the Grateful Dead, a…

Students from Redoubt Elementary pick up trash along the river during the 6th Annual Kids Kenai River Spring Cleanup at Swiftwater Park in Soldotna, Alaska on May 3, 2019. (Photo by Brian Mazurek/Peninsula Clarion)

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Spring cleanups scheduled around the Central Peninsula

Spring is in full swing, with cleanups taking place across the central peninsula.

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Kenai to vote on budget, borough bed tax

The budget appropriates over $16 million in general fund spending.

Diane Somers works the front desk, answers phones, dummies the day’s issue and helps with special projects at the Peninsula Clarion. (Photo courtesy Diane Somers)

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Meet the Clarion: Diane Somers

Diane Somers sees a lot of variety throughout her eight-hour days at the Peninsula Clarion.

A new sign welcoming people to the City of Soldotna stands near the intersection of the Sterling Highway and Kenai River on May 1, 2019, in Soldotna, Alaska. (Photo by Brian Mazurek/Peninsula Clarion)

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Soldotna Council meetings to be held Thursdays

Soldotna City Council members will be able to rock out at Music in the Park, or other Wednesday…

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Moose kills and bear season ramp up

‘Tis the season for being especially cautious in the out of doors

Kenai approves funding for river bacteria testing

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Kenai approves funding for river bacteria testing

The Kenai City Council appropriated grant funds for summer water quality testing in the Kenai River at their…

Tangled up in Blue: Alley Cats

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Tangled up in Blue: Alley Cats

Wednesday night, all the cats of Seward took over the alleys.

Kenai City Council votes down onsite marijuana use

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Kenai City Council votes down onsite marijuana use

Kenai City Council voted down an ordinance that would allow onsite marijuana consumption in retail stores at their…

Electronics recycling day Saturday

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Electronics recycling day Saturday

Saturday, May 4 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

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Kenai to look at onsite marijuana consumption

The ordinance permits the activity through a conditional use permit process.

Seward to welcome new city manager

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Seward to welcome new city manager

Seward City Council approved a three-year contract with Scott Mezaros.

Meet the Clarion: Designer Tim Millings

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Meet the Clarion: Designer Tim Millings

“I spend most of my summers waiting for winter to come.”

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Soldotna library receives donation

The donation will be split up for several different uses.

Meet Clarion sports editor Jeff Helminiak

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Meet Clarion sports editor Jeff Helminiak

Helminiak is the longest standing employee at the Peninsula Clarion

Nikki Aufiero practices a handstand at Fourth of July Beach near Seward, Alaska, in April 2019. (Photo by Kat Sorensen/Peninsula Clarion)

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Tangled up in Blue: The other ocean

I got confused looking out at Resurrection Bay recently.