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Orchestra plans multifaceted, multimedia performances
Editor’s Note: This story has been edited to correct the spelling of Tomoka Raften’s name and to show…
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Trade pact will give corporations more power
An obscure and controversial trade bill negotiated by the Obama Administration and pending in Congress poses a direct…
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What does it take to raise a child?
We have waited to write this letter until we heard from the State Medical Examiner and knew the…
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KHLT says thanks
Kachemak Heritage Land Trust would like to thank the Jack and Mary Lentfer Fund, a donor advised fund…
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Now might be a good time to let go
Considering the turmoil in which our planet seems to be drowning, regardless of whether it is manmade or…
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Family appreciates kindness
The family of Lee Roy Glover would like to thank all of their friends who showed love and…
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We need more liberty, not less
In response to a recent newspaper article about the Homer City Council considering putting up a gate on…
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What about Kasilof kings?
I’m sitting here in Ninilchik again this year looking out my cabin window and watching sockeye salmon jumping…
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More affordable project in order
The Homer City Council will consider, at its July 27 meeting, an ordinance to spend more than $600,000…
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What happens to those halibut after being caught?
When you pull over Baycrest Hill and catch a glimpse of the Spit, it almost looks like a…
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Homer Thrift Thrives, relocates to bigger space
Safe kids, healthy families, peaceful communities – and bargain shopping. Homer Thrift strives to provide all those things,…
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Voznesenka lease agreement stalled
The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District and the Voznesenka Community Council Inc. have not yet reached a lease…
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District begins work on budget
The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District is starting the budget process four months early for the 2016-2017 school…