Letters to the Editor
Walker’s decisions a step in right direction
Governor Walker’s decisions to delay some oil tax credits to a later date and to look for new…
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Time to protect kings is past due
Regarding Les Palmer’s July 3 column: Sunny days, giant kings, smiley clients, all rare. Part of a glorious…
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Deja vu in king salmon fishery
Well, our fearless leaders have done it again! It’s like deja vu all over again! Similar to last…
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Overloaded system causes underweight salmon
Regarding the underweight salmon “phenomenon” article in Friday’s Clarion, what do you expect when you overload the system?…
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Joy riders leave drivers in the dust
I’m so concerned about the joyriders in the dust (four-wheelers, dirt bikes and side-by-sides) riding at full speed…
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Businesses support Soldotna seniors
The Soldotna Senior Center extends its sincere appreciation to all the individuals and businesses that so generously donated…
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Support helps air fair fly high
The KPAF Planning Committee for the Cities of Kenai and Soldotna would like to thank all the volunteers,…
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‘Deacons for Defense’ are not vigilantes
I support the people’s right to vote on whether to establish a Law Enforcement Service Area (LESA) for…
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Resident appreciates effort of elected officials
To Borough Mayor Mike Navarre and fellow Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly members, and Board of Education President Joe…
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Money won’t fill our stomachs
More foolish talk due to ignorance. Agriculture division is one of the “least important” state services according to…
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Residency should continue to be requirement for comission
There is an ordinance in the wind regarding who gets to serve on the City of Kenai’s Planning…
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Anti-corruption petition a good first step
Capitalism, socialism and communism are purely economic systems. Whether they are good or bad for a country is…
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Every halibut counts
Having worked in Alaska’s fisheries for 40 years, I was surprised to learn only recently that about half…
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Commercial fishing stops more salmon than culverts
I see that the Kenai Watershed Forum is out again advertising the successful replacement of another culvert. It…
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Taxes not the answer for sustainable economy
When I tell young Alaskans about the economy I found here 42 years ago I often see disbelief…
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Why is Alaska worried about Wall Street?
Today I received a letter from Representative Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins. He expressed his apology for the dysfunction of our…
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Second annual river cleanup a success
The second annual Kenai River Cleanup was held May 7-16, 2015 and it was a huge success. Over…
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Legislators not fulfilling duty to people of Alaska
In an op-ed of March 19, 2015, Speaker Mike Chenault said “Legislature can break the budget deadlock if…
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Taxpayer money could be better spent
My 92-year-old brother does not have a Senior Center in Iowa. Very few people do. We can waste…
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Budget plan threatens Alaska’s future
I didn’t know that massively cutting public education across Alaska was so important that some legislators would threaten…