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By ELIZABETH EARL Peninsula Clarion
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Assembly debates bed tax, introduces sales tax cap increase
The Kenai Peninsula’s lodging industry is mounting opposition to the Kenai Peninsula Borough administration’s proposed bed tax. The…
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Arson suspected in Nikolaevsk fire
Arson is suspected in a Sunday night structure fire in the village of Nikolaevsk. None of the home’s…
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Peninsula residents lead, contribute to state boards
The Kenai Peninsula has a number of voices on Alaska’s myriad boards and commissions. The state has about…
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Man charged with stealing, burning car
A Kenai man has been arrested after allegedly stealing a car and setting it on fire. Kenai Police…
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Commercial fishermen harvest 1.8M sockeye so far, no fishing Tuesday
Upper Cook Inlet’s commercial drift gillnet commercial fishermen got to fish throughout the waters of the central district…
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Soldotna man, 18, arrested for holding 14-year-old against her will
A Soldotna-area man was arrested Saturday after allegedly holding a 14-year-old girl against her will, firing shots at…
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Jennifer Wells installed as Kenai Superior Court judge
Judging by the number of attorneys making their way into Courtroom 1 in the Kenai Courthouse on a…
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Photos: 50 years later, KCHS grads reunite
Most of the attendees at the 50th Kenai Central High School class of 1967 reunion wore black and…
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Kenai sockeye run late, biologists say
Cook Inlet east side set gillnet fishermen and drift gillnet fishermen will get their first chance to fish…
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Step on up, take a seat
With 42 elected offices opening up this fall, Kenai Peninsula residents will have ample opportunity to get involved…
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Properly get rid of your fish waste this weekend
The final weekend of the Kenai River personal-use dipnet fishery kicks off Friday. With sockeye salmon passage increasing…
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Owner, Kenai Parks and Rec work to retrieve truck stuck in south beach
Update, 7/28/17, 1 p.m.: The truck’s owner was able to pull the vehicle out of the beach with…
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Young Alaskans shadow Murkowski on Capitol Hill
From the outside, Capitol Hill seems like a hectic place this summer, but a group of ten recent…
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East side setnets, drifters closed again Thursday
Commercial fishermen in Upper Cook Inlet’s central district will stay on the beaches again Thursday to allow more…
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US Senate looks to renew ‘Frankenfish’ import ban
With support from Sen. Lisa Murkowski, Congress is preparing to renew a ban on the importation of genetically…
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Sportfishing licenses jump in 2016
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game sold nearly 50,000 more sportfishing licenses and stamps and hunting licenses…
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AirBNB hosted over 15,000 on peninsula last year
When the river is crowded, Fred Meyer is packed and traffic is backed up, it’s a sure sign…
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More sockeye enter Kenai, Thursday commercial opening still on table
More sockeye salmon passed the sonar into the Kenai River on Monday, but it’s still up in the…
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Summer attire
Summer fashion A caribou grazes along the side of the Forest Lane in Soldotna on Friday. The coat of…