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Alaskans testify in support of state’s film tax credits
JUNEAU (AP) — Aspiring actors and representatives of companies that support the film industry testified in support of…
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Money designated for bike infrastructure shifted to other projects
ANCHORAGE (AP) — The Alaska Department of Transportation has shifted more than $1 million designated in 2012 for…
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Former fish board candidate charged in residency case
Roland Maw has been charged in Montana following an investigation regarding residency issues. Jim Kropp, chief of law…
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Cook Inlet clams up for grabs
A remote beach on the west side of Cook Inlet has seen an uptick in traffic as clammers…
Opinion
Bad weather keeping halibut boats tied to dock
Ten days into the 2015 halibut season, prices are beginning to fall slightly, but production is nearly nonexistent,…
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Fishermen arriving for Winter King Tournament
Fishermen from around the state began showing up in Homer today for the annual Winter King Salmon Tournament.…
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Don’t trash beauty out East End Road
The view out East End Road is one of the most spectacular Homer has to offer. It has…
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One perspective on cannabis prohibition
I write on March 16, 2015, 20 days since Alaska’s prohibition ended. As a Christian I am pondering…
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Misplaced priority on qualifications
Groovy job, council and mayor. I just gotta agree with you: Eloquence should definitely be the No. 1…
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Agrium doesn’t need tax credit
Alaska boasts a proud constitution that requires current and future generations to reap the maximum benefit from our…
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Art lives and works in Homer
Nearly a half-century ago, a group of people living in this small town at the end of the…
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Paul Banks thanks artist
The students and the staff of Paul Banks Elementary would like to thank Deland Anderson, our artist-in-residency for…