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Pipeline may come to Ladd Landing; coal terminal won’t

After its May decision to stop seeking permits, Delaware-based PacRim Coal is giving up what had been a…

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Cook Inlet Energy fined for safety valve violations

The Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission — the state regulatory oversight group for the hydrocarbon industry —…

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School district plans changes to English language learners program

Among the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District’s budgetary reactions to shrinking state funds is a proposal to save…

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HEA subsidiary also to have deregulation election

As Homer Electric Association proceeds with its election to withdraw from the oversight of the state utilities regulator,…

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HEA answers questions about its proposal to withdraw from RCA

Homer Electric Association officials, including board members, have been holding member outreach meetings on the Kenai Peninsula seeking…

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School district seeks ideas on budget

At a series of public meetings Thursday, Oct. 13, the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District will begin confronting…

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Homer-area schools to plan to reduce 10 bus routes to five next school year

Among the budget-driven changes coming to the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District is a new busing system that…

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Agrium seeks DEC permit to discharge from Nikiski plant

The Alberta-based fertilizer producer Agrium has applied for an Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation permit for waste discharge…

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Ninilchik harbor dredging planned

On Friday, the U.S Army Corps of Engineers released a report about its annual dredging of approximately 9,000…

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Bear injures woman on Kenai refuge trail

Bear injures woman on Kenai refuge trail A woman hiking alone Sunday on the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge’s…

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Approved by borough, peninsula marijuana growers now in final permitting

After the state issued its first marijuana growing permits on June 9 and 10, nine local cultivators were…

Ben Boettger/Peninsula Clarion U.S Senator Lisa Murkowksi (R-Alaska, left, in lavender jacket) listens to an explanation from BlueCrest Chief Operations Officer John Martineck (in hardhat) on a bus tour of the company's Hansen Production oil wellpad on Saturday, April 25 near Anchor Point. The Hansen Facility, where oil drilling is expected to begin in August, is named after nearby homesteaders Viola (center, teal jacket) and John Hansen (black cap) who are leasing the land to BlueCrest.

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BlueCrest unveils Anchor Point pad

BlueCrest Energy ceremonially opened their Hansen Production Facility, an oil wellpad on the shore of Cook Inlet near Anchor…

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BlueCrest addresses fracking plans

Within a few weeks drivers passing between Anchor Point and Ninilchik may see a new feature on the…