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Homer Fire Report

March 16-22 Firefighters and emergency medical technicians went to 12 medical calls and one fire call. March 18…

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Anchor Point Fire Report

March 16-22 Firefighters and emergency medical technicians went to one medical call and three fire calls.  

Donald “Don” A. Malcolm Jr.

Obituaries

Donald “Don” A. Malcolm Jr.

Donald “Don” Alexander Malcom Jr. Jan. 24, 1955-Feb. 28, 2015 Captain Donald (Don) Alexander Malcolm Jr., 60, died…

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Ashly Naomy Garcia Rivera

Ashly Naomy Garcia Rivera was born at 3 a.m. March 19, 2015, at South Peninsula Hospital to Nelva…

Faithlyn Marie Newman

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Faithlyn Marie Newman

Faithlyn Marie Newman was born at 5:20 a.m. March 8, 2015, at Providence Hospital in Anchorage to Jessica…

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Town Crier – Announcements

The Kachemak Bay Running Club is hosting a 5K fun run beginning and ending at Alice’s Champagne Palace,…

News

Sullivan talks states’ rights, EPA, energy

JUNEAU — With polarizing issues facing the Alaska Legislature, there couldn’t have been a more interesting time for…

Homer junior Madison Akers grabs a steal and rushes down the court for a layup midway through the second half against Anchorage Christian Schools on Friday at the Sullivan Arena. The Mariners lost 34-23.-Photo by Joey Klecka, Morris News Service - Alaska

Sports

Basketball season ends in loss for Mariners

The Lady Mariners’ end-of-season winning streak stalled out at the state championships in Anchorage last weekend, with losses…

Seldovia’s Dylan Waterbury, 23, and Aidan Philpot, 33, keep the ball away from Scammon Bay during State championship play in Anchorage, March 18. More photos can be found at HomerNews.com.-Photo by McKibben Jackinsky, Homer News

Sports

Seldovia wins State

You can call them the Seldovia Sea Otters boys basketball team and you’d be correct. Better yet, and…

Sports

Kevin Bell Day, Ash Cup keep arena ice hot

There will be plenty of action at the Kevin Bell Arena as 10 teams and about 120 skaters…

Sports

KSC hosts last home meet Saturday

The Kachemak Swim Club will have its last home meet of the season on Saturday.  The South Central…

The Kenai Ice Hawks, a team a team made up of players from Homer and the Kenai area who are used to facing each other as rivals, joined forces last weekend and brought home the second place trophy from the Alaska Girls Hockey Championship in Anchorage. Posing with the trophy are, back row from left, Coach Scott Shelden, Claire Bryant, Corsica Skibinski, Rian Runyan, Rachel Bolin, Tammy Frates, and Coach Ward Bishop; in middle, from left, are Haylee Owen, Libby Miller, Katerina KuZmin, Delilah Harris and Fiona Hatton; and in front is Jordan Stock.

Sports

Homer-Kenai team places 2nd at girls hockey tourney

A collection of young female hockey talent from the Kenai Peninsula earned the second place trophy from the…

News

Subcommittee proposes more cuts to DOT budget

JUNEAU (AP) — A Senate subcommittee has proposed cutting $23 million from Alaska’s transportation department budget compared with…