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A sockeye salmon’s tail protrudes above the edge of a bin on a setnet site July 11, 2016 near Kenai, Alaska. (Photo by Elizabeth Earl/Peninsula Clarion, file)

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Tagging experiment offers evidence that setnet-caught kings survive

Editor’s note: This article has been clarified that a king salmon did not gill in Brent Johnson’s selective…

U.S. Senator Lisa Murkowski gets a hug from fellow Women’s Classic participant.

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Women’s Classic breaks fundraising record

For the last decade, the Kenai River Sportfishing Association’s (KRSA) ladies-only event known as the Women’s Classic has…

Mike Tauriainen remembers his high school basketball coach at Evenson collection reception at KPC.

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Jim Evenson’s collection at KPC through September

Works from the permanent collection of legendary artist, coach and homesteader Jim Evenson will be on display through…

Pat Porter congratulates JoAnne Hollier, one of the first Vintage Pointe residents.

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Aging well! Vintage Point celebrates 25th Anniversary

It was like a reunion of those who made their dream come true. The 25th anniversary of Vintage…

The Reading Corner hosts a Back to School dance.

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Home-schoolers dance the night away

For teens and parents of teens, one of the most common comments about life on the Kenai is,…

Event organizer Sharon Hale hands out Safe Kids easy to be seen hats on Walk to School day.

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Stepping out: Walking kids to school

Mother Nature gave kids and their parents a break last week and provided a sunny warm autumn morning…

KPBSD administrators update district Key Communicators.

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Giving the keys to KPBSD Key Communicators

In the fall of 2013 the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District (KPBSD) started what is called a Key…

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Hilcorp subleases Kenai airport hangar

Hilcorp will be using a hangar on the Kenai Municipal Airport for flights to its facilities on the…

Leif Abel, co-owner of standard cannabis cultivation facility Greatland Ganja and a former member of the Kenai Peninsula Borough’s Marijuana Task Force, advocates for voters to oppose Proposition 1 in the borough’s Oct. 3 municipal regular election during a debate with former assembly president Blaine Gilman on the topic hosted by the Central Peninsula League of Women Voters on Wednesday, Sept. 13, 2017 in Soldotna, Alaska. Proposition 1 would ban commercial cannabis operations in the borough outside city limits. (Photo by Elizabeth Earl/Peninsula Clarion)

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Fate of borough’s cannabis industry before voters

It’s down to the wire for Kenai Peninsula Borough voters outside the cities to decide whether they want…

Nabors drilling rigs sit idle at Prudhoe Bay in this May 25 photo. State regulators are working to finalize the method for assessing oil and gas properties for tax value that they have been using for the past several years. The new regulations apply to all oil and gas properties other than the Trans-Alaska Pipeline System. (Photo/Michael Dinneen/For the Journal)

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State works to formalize method for assessing oil and gas properties

Some of the affected parties are raising concerns as state tax assessors are finalizing a methodology for valuing…

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Actor Leonardo DiCaprio donates $80,000 to Southeast group

You might call it a titanic contribution. The Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation, founded in 1998 by the eponymous screen…

Sondra Stonecipher runs in the Kenai River half-marathon on Sunday, Sept. 24 near Kenai.

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Kenai River Marathon makes strides

One did it using a handcycle after breaking his back seven years ago. Others competed after coaching at…

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Community Schools programs start Wednesday

Summer is officially gone. The leaves are yellow, the temperatures are dropping and Community Schools is back in…

Walk, or roll, to school day

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Walk, or roll, to school day

Roman, left, and Danni Finley bend the rules of Walk To School Day on Wednesday, Sept. 20 as…

Gov. Walker proposes head tax to boost state revenue

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Gov. Walker proposes head tax to boost state revenue

ANCHORAGE — Gov. Bill Walker’s latest proposal for closing the gap between state revenue and spending is a…

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Kenai council to consider pallet-burning ban

At its meeting on Oct. 4, the Kenai city council will consider prohibiting burning pallets and other wood…

Jane Stein, the president of Bridges Community Resource Network’s board of directors, stands for a portrait at the organization’s office Friday, Sept. 22, 2017 in Soldotna, Alaska. Stein, a longtime volunteer in the community, was recognized for her service at the annual Industry Appreciation Day with the Donald E. Gilman Award for community, governmental and civic service from the Kenai Chamber of Commerce. (Photo by Elizabeth Earl/Peninsula Clarion)

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Practical matters

Figuring out solutions to practical needs has been a major drive in Jane Stein’s life. For example, she…

Dan Castimore answers a question during a forum for Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly candidates Wednesday at a joint meeting of the Kenai and Soldotna Chambers of Commerce on Wednesday, Sept. 13, 2017 in Soldotna, Alaska. Castimore is running for the District 1-Kalifornsky seat. (Photo by Will Morrow/Peninsula Clarion)

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One challenges incumbent for District 1 assembly seat

Voters in the Kalifornsky Beach area and part of Ridgeway have two choices for their Kenai Peninsula Borough…

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Truck spills garbage on Soldotna street

Drivers in downtown Soldotna should keep an eye out for efforts to clean up spilled garbage in the…

Orthodox Church draws close to restoration goal with funding for chapel work

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Orthodox Church draws close to restoration goal with funding for chapel work

Some of the square-hewn timbers of the small Russian Orthodox chapel in Old Town Kenai may be exchanged…