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Jake Dye

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He/Him - General Assignment News Reporter at @PenClarion - Likes video games - jacob.dye@peninsulaclarion.com

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Unemployed News Reporter in Kenai, Alaska, who likes video games.

Previously the senior news reporter at the Peninsula Clarion, with work published in the Homer News, Juneau Empire, Chilkat Valley News, Wrangell Sentinel, Juneau Independent and The Northern Light.

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Kalifornsky school board candidates discuss funding, curriculum and school closings at election forum

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By Jake Dye Verified
| Homer News Verified
Patti Truesdell, incumbent for the Kalifornsky seat on the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District's Board of Education, as well as challengers Donna Anderson and Shelby Oden, discussed school funding, curriculum and communications at a forum moderated by the Clarion and KDLL 91.9 FM at the Soldotna Public Library on Monday, Sept. 15.
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2 attacked by bear near Seward

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By Jake Dye Verified
| Homer News Verified
2 attacked by bear near Seward The trail was closed by the National Park Service. Two hikers were injured in a brown bear attack Wednesday, Sept. 24, on Exit Glacier Trail in Seward. According to a dispatch from Alaska State Troopers, they were told of the attack at around 9 p.m. last Wednesday, after the two people had been admitted to the emergency room at an area hospital and reported that they'd been attacked by a brown bear.
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2 attacked by bear near Seward

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By Jake Dye Verified
| Peninsula Clarion Verified
Two hikers were injured in a brown bear attack Wednesday, on Exit Glacier Trail in Seward. According to a dispatch from Alaska State Troopers, they were told of the attack at around 9 p.m. on Wednesday, after the two people had been admitted to the emergency room at an area hospital and reported that they’d been attacked by a brown bear. The pair told troopers, the dispatch says, that they fought off the bear roughly a quarter mile up Exit Glacier Trail.
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