Tesoro's sulfur waits in Homer for shipment to China as fertilizer Thousands of tons of sulfur produced as a byproduct of Tesoro's refining operations at Nikiski over the last decade are heading to China to be turned into fertilizer.
New look, inside and out for espresso shop Having taken over Espresso Express Nov. 1, just as winter was setting in, owner Michael Dotson is taking advantage of the changing seasons to give the business a new name and a new look inside and out.
Realtor association opposes mining shutdown
The Board of Directors of the Alaska Association of Realtors has announced its support of Alaskans Against the Mining Shutdown.
SPH to being offering free, recycled packaging materials
South Peninsula Hospital is kicking off a new recycling program and recycling packing materials by offering them to the community. Using space in the newly expanded warehouse, bubble wrap, plastic air bladders, peanuts and shipping paper and other items are now available to local businesses or residents.
Recycling event successful
According to information provided by Nina Faust, coordinator of the electronic recycling event held April 26, 83 households, 13 businesses and three nonprofits contributed 12,887 pounds of electronics, for an average of 130 pounds per customer and 2,577.4 pounds per hour.
Wednesday, April 30, 2008
Advocates Working to make Homer 'sustainable'
Federal climate change regulations could bring windfall to Alaska
BP, Conoco pitch gas pipeline
FAA plans to move 50 employees out of Alaska
'Business of Fishing' workshops set for today
Ninilchik chamber plans event
May events announced
Thursday, April 24, 2008
Siding business moves into Ninilchik
Alaska economy in good shape, says AHFC CEO
Homer News brings home 11 awards
Council to decide on charter fleet halibut quota in October meeting
Beech-Nut adds wild Alaska salmon to baby food
Mining claims north of Pebble attract interest
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