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Experimental planting produces barley in Cooper Landing
Something new is sprouting in Cooper Landing.
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Local family restoring historic cabin in Kenai
A bent, broken old cabin with a long history is getting new life after decades of decay.
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Shop Talk: Cooper’s Wounded Bear Farm and Kennels
Kacey Cooper has always worked with dogs, so opening her own dog kennel was a natural fit.
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Native Pride Dancers return to Kenai to perform
The Native Pride Arts Dance Company is returning to Kenai tomorrow for the second time. The Native Pride…
Life
Monthly musings: September, the harvest month
September is the ninth month of the year and is called the Harvest Month. This month is the…
Top News
City of Kenai combats trail trash with lunchtime event
The city of Kenai is sponsoring three lunchtime events that city planner, Elizabeth Appleby, hopes will promote a…
Life
Minister’s message: How to take a break
A quote that is attributed to Aristotle observes that “nature abhors a vacuum.” He based his conclusion on…
News
Pink salmon harvest below forecast, slightly up from 2016
Though pink salmon harvests are ahead of what they were in 2016, the last comparable run-size year, they…
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Kasilof Historical Museum open one last weekend before end of season
In Kasilof, everything revolves around the river. A visit to the Kasilof Historical Museum shows that it’s been…
News
DNR commissioner reverses water reservation decision on Chuitna
A citizens’ group won’t receive a water reservation in a stream on the west side of Cook Inlet…
Government
Retired judge: Judge candidates on ballots have been vetted
Do your homework before voting no — that was the message a former judge gave members of the…
Opinion
What others say: Dimond incident reminds that hazing is always harmful
On a trip to Fairbanks for a game against Lathrop last weekend, members of the Dimond High School…
Letters to the Editor
Voices of the Peninsula: Don’t be lured by the propaganda
Stand for Alaska, the corporate group spending massively to oppose efforts to protect Alaska’s fish resources, is flooding…
News
Last Wednesdays in the park
Marketgoers were met with sunshine and clear skies on the last day of the Wednesday Market on Wednesday,…
Life
Lull between silver salmon runs on the Kenai, plenty of pinks
Kenai Peninsula local’s process for catching pink salmon:
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Nikiski man allegedly shoots, castrates neighbor’s dog
A Nikiski man was charged with animal cruelty for allegedly killing and mutilating his neighbor’s dog.
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Hands of Peace trains offenders in alternatives to violence
Since 1975, a Homer mother and daughter, Karen and Lisa Cauble, have been working in prisons with a…
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Governor signs disability service philosophy bill into law
Alaskans with disabilities will now have more flexibility in determining their care since Gov. Bill Walker signed Senate…
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Produce is plentiful as farmers market season is wrapping up
Despite the unexpected sunny August weather, summer is wrapping up, which means only a few more opportunities to…