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Private sector adds jobs, payroll early in 2014
Alaska workers earned 3 percent more in the first half of this year than they did in 2013,…
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Spa Envy to host chamber After Hours Event Dec. 18
Spa Envy will host the Homer Chamber of Commerce’s December After Hours Event from 5-7 p.m. Dec. 18.…
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Workshop aims to help commercial fishermen
The Alaska Marine Safety Education Association holds a free injury prevention workshop, “Strains, Sprains and Pains: Ergonomic Injury…
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Judge clarifies order in Pebble case
JUNEAU — The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, while a lawsuit is pending, must stop all work related to…
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Nikolaevsk mixed 6 region champs, head to state
It was a clear sweep to victory for the Nikolaevsk Warriors mixed six volleyball team at conference competition…
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Mariner mat team sends 12 to state meet
For the second season in a row, the Homer Mariner wrestling team will be sending 10 wrestlers to…
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Freshmen skiers lead Mariners at Tsalteshi
The Mariner cross country ski team competed in their first race of the season last Saturday at the…
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Regents set to vote on tobacco ban
FAIRBANKS (AP) — The University of Alaska Board of Regents is set to consider implementing a tobacco ban…
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Apache Alaska Corp. unveils north road extension proposal
Once the pavement ends past Mile 39 of the Kenai Spur Highway at Captain Cook State Park, an…
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Quota cuts seem to be helping halibut
There may finally be good news on the horizon for halibut fishermen, according to International Pacific Halibut Commission…
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KSC shines at Seward
The Kachemak Swim Club Kings notched 65 percent individual PRs, personal records, and 75 percent relay PRs at…
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Mariners lose battle to Kards, 2-1
The Homer Mariner co-op hockey team was on home ice Tuesday, playing the Kenai Kardinals at the Kevin…
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Mariners kick off hoops season in Cordova
As their second week of practice wraps up today, the Homer High School Mariner basketball teams are anxious…