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Hospital Career Fair a benefit for KPBSD students
On Feb. 24, KPBSD students from the central peninsula had the opportunity to attend the 2015 Hospital Career…
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Submit your comment: Wild salmon or coal?
The Chuitna River, home to all five species of wild Pacific salmon, needs your help. Between Feb. 23 and…
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No recourse to deal with aggressive dogs
I live outside city limits and have a neighbor who has three dogs. On Jan. 11 his three…
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Appointment process not following the rules
Jay Hammond must be rolling in his grave at the current shenanigans in Juneau. In his first term…
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Cooperation drives Frozen River Fest
February 7, 2015 marked the first of what we hope is an annual event at Soldotna Creek Park.…
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Alaska’s delegation is part of Washington, D.C. problems
Well, there they were, our three knuckleheads from Washington, D.C., standing there trying to convince us what Alaskans…
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What’s Soldotna’s next step?
The outcome of the Tuesday election for Home Rule here in Soldotna was interesting indeed. Voter turn-out was…
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Gillnets in the Kenai River don’t make sense
As reported in the Peninsula Clarion the Federal Subsistence Board recently voted to allow subsistence gillnetting on the…
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Is more marijuana enforcement worth the cost?
Some lawmakers want to create new criminals by making bad laws regarding the production of pot. Isn’t it…
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Too many conflicts of interest on Board of Fisheries
Everyone seems to be upset about our Alaska Board of Fisheries lately but few understand how the board…
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‘American Sniper’: A Different Perspective
I went to see American Sniper with my wife and left the theater with mixed emotions. I served…
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K-Beach residents need to watch for flooding issues
When I first bought property on K-Beach we dug a test hole and found the water table down…
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United Way annual campaign continues
At Kenai Peninsula United Way we are still working hard for the existing annual workforce campaign. If you…
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Soldotna voters keep an eye on government power
We need more power! “Home Rule Power.” So says the City of Soldotna management and administration. Power to…
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KMS ski team says thanks!
The Kenai Middle School cross-country ski team was able to use the ice skates the city purchased to…
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Help kick off the Souper Bowl of Caring
As the Executive Director of the Kenai Peninsula Food Bank I am in the business of feeding people.…
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Speaker’s comments on board process appreciated
Hello Mr. Speaker, I appreciate your comments. A bad process is tantamount to bad government. It seemed odd…
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A deterrent for terrorism
Most of the world is aware of the recent Muslim terrorist attack in Paris, France. The world is…
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Soldotna resident not pleased with home rule idea
Now comes the City of Soldotna management and administration with yet another brilliant idea. Yes, that is correct.…
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Habitat for Humanity completes 19th home
Central Peninsula Habitat for Humanity has just completed the 19th home in the central peninsula area. Nineteen families…