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Years Ago
20 years ago in the Homer News: Despite objections from many lower Kenai Penisula residents, the controversial onshore…
News
Court reverses pot conviction
Court reverses pot conviction by Michael Armstrong Staff writer The Court of Appeals has reversed a conviction for…
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Alaska Railroad prepares for first U.S. shipments of natural gas
ANCHORAGE — The Alaska Railroad is making final preparations for the first U.S. rail shipments of liquefied natural…
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Bankers keep eyes on uncertain future
Alaska’s bankers keep eyes on uncertain future By DJ Summers Morris News Service – Alaska “There was cautious…
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Group to protest smaller PFD
Group to protest smaller PFD By Stephanie Prokop Morris News Service – Alaska Local retailers are expected to…
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Market may be officially over, but growers still plan to sell
Market may be officially over, but growers still plan to sell By KYRA WAGNER FOR THE HOMER NEWS…
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Senators file lawsuit over governor’s veto
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — Gov. Bill Walker illegally vetoed Alaska Permanent Fund earnings that were required to be…
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Armstrong Energy CEO aims to prove North Slope is still ‘target rich’
Armstrong Energy CEO aims to prove North Slope is still ‘target rich’ By Elwood Brehmer Morris News Service…
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Legislative panels address hot pot topics
Legislative panels address hot pot topics Welcome to the conversation, legislators. Senate and House Judiciary Committees called a…
Elections
Kimberly Ketter’s felony DUI does not disqualify her from city council race
Questions raised last week as to whether Homer City Council candidate Kimberly Ketter is eligible to run for…
Sports
Homer Jackpot Halibut Derby awards thousands to lucky anglers
When Austin Nelson, a member of the U.S. Army and the angler who reeled up a 252.2-pound halibut…
News
Investing in Alaska’s Future: Supporting Causes That Matter
I can vividly remember the first time I began to recognize the importance of giving back to the…
Elections
Q & A with Candidates for Homer Mayor & City Council
1. What is your vision for Homer? Mayoral candidate David Lewis: First, I envision Homer as a Four…