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State chamber seeks nominations for top business awards
Nominations for the Alaska State Chamber of Commerce’s Top Business Awards are open through Aug. 1. Know a…
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NMFS seeks more information on recreational fishing impacts
The National Marine Fisheries Service is working to improve its data on the impacts of recreational fishing. The…
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Recreational saltwater fishing policy in the works
The National Marine Fisheries Service is working on a draft policy that could incorporate more consideration of marine…
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Ninilchik bridge replacement in the works
Built in 1972, the one-lane, steel stringer, wooden-decked Ninilchik River bridge leading into the village near the mouth…
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Farmers Market
The summer is moving along at an incredible pace. The fireweed is already blooming, rather than waiting for…
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Producers erase decline for FY ’14
In a dramatic development, North Slope oil producers have essentially erased a long-term decline trend that has existed…
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Once in a lullaby
A double rainbow appears over Beluga Lake and the Kenai Mountains on Saturday. Although Homer had clear, sunny…
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It’s a dog’s world
“Who needs the World Cup when we have Strut Your Mutt?” emcee David Alpin asked the crowd of…
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Highland Games: Sports with a twist happen Saturday
Kilts, bagpipes, a fake halibut toss, vendors and face paint are a few highlights to look forward to…
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July 4th celebrations abound on southern Kenai Peninsula
From the East Coast to the end of the road — Sterling Highway, that is — America’s birthday…
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Fourth of July fun a long-time tradition
From Seldovia to Homer to Happy Valley, Fourth of July events have been a long-time tradition. Seldovia turns…
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One idea of tax reform
Reform serves the purpose getting rid of that which is bad and replacing it with something better. That…
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Project GRAD scholars look ahead
Project GRAD Kenai Peninsula would like to acknowledge and thank the Homer Foundation’s Youth Advisory Committee for its…