Letters to the Editor
Budget issues can be addressed without more taxes
In Mayor Navarre’s announcement to run for re-election he made several statements that are audacious at best and…
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Changes to education system need careful vetting
The Constitutional amendment to use state funds for private schools has lots more work by the current legislature…
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An open letter to the graduating class of 2026
You are about 5 or 6 years old, enthusiastic, inquisitive, and high-powered. You love Dr. Seuss books, making…
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Legislature should hold hearing on referendum
The state legislature has broken the law and failed to hold hearings on the upcoming Oil Giveaway repeal…
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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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Give peace a chance
The U.S. edition of the Feb. 27 Guardian reported on a press conference given by Secretary of State…
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Mining should be taxed like oil industry
Fact: Alaska’s mineral industry was worth almost $3 billion in 2009, but paid less than 2 percent to…
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Community support makes for wonderful Valentine’s Day
The Sterling Community Center’s Valentine’s Dinner and Dance was a huge success; the decorations were beautiful, the table…
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Students learn about medical field careers
Approximately 80 KPBSD students attended the 2014 Hospital Career Day (HCD) on Tuesday, February 25 at Central Peninsula…
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Support helps Peninsula Live United
On Behalf of the Kenai Peninsula United Way, I would like to thank Conoco Phillips, Central Peninsula Hospital,…
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Cuts to education holding Alaska back
We can’t move education forward with the Governor’s four-year string of teacher and educator cuts. He and his…
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Benefits of residency should be strictly monitored
Regarding the license exemption for same-sex military spouses, I feel we make too many exceptions and exemptions or…
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Family overwhelmed by support after accident
We are overwhelmed with gratitude. To say thank you doesn’t do justice to the appreciation we feel. I…
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Don’t blame ‘We The People’
In reference to “Young Defends States’ Rights” (Clarion, Feb. 20), Congressman Don Young’s words are appreciated, but actions…
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Kenai king salmon could benefit from enhancement
The last two weeks have been busy for the Board of Fisheries. As a guide, lodge manager and…
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Water safety worth the investment in local pools
“In Alaska, Arizona, California, Florida, Hawaii, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, and Washington, drowning surpasses all other causes of…
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Non-residents should pay non-resident sportfish fee
In 2004, SB 56 sponsored by Senator Fred Dyson, passed both the House and Senate and was signed…
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Guest director impressed with Peninsula students
My name is John Baker. I am just recovering from two days of music making at Kenai Central…
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Valdez hospital staff glad to have been of service
During the early afternoon of Friday, Jan. 10, Providence Valdez Medical Center was notified of a bus accident…
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Borough employees shouldn’t sit on service boards
An open letter to Wayne Ogle, We have been looking at Ordinance 2014-09. This ordinance would allow employees…