Peninsula Clarion

Published May 15, 2008

Second session not a bad idea: Lawmakers approve of addressing energy costs separately
State lawmakers from the Kenai Peninsula generally reacted favorably to Gov. Sarah Palin's announcement Monday that she intends to call a second special session this summer focused on energy cost relief for Alaskans facing rapidly rising fuel costs.

Sterling principal honored: Ermold named 2008 Alaska Distinguished Principal
Sterling Elementary Principal Christine Ermold was recently selected as the Alaska Distinguished Principal for 2008.

State to oversee Keystone Drive
The Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities has notified the borough that DOT will assume control of the construction phase of the Keystone Drive road project.

Cooper Landing to join subsistence moose hunt
Cooper Landing residents will be able to join residents from Ninilchik, Port Graham, Nanwelak and Seldovia to harvest moose on Kenai Peninsula federal lands.

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'Iron Man'

Ahhh. Summer has arrived. OK, maybe not calendar summer, but that sweet, loud, shiny, action-packed, star-filled rollercoaster version that Hollywood excels at. That's the summer I'm talking about, and with this weekend's release of the spectacular comic-book adaptation, "Iron Man," the season is in full swing, baby. More

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