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Establishing daily rhythm helps pave way to success

“Tell me and I’ll forget; show me and I may remember; involve me and I’ll understand.”­— Chinese Proverb…

Isavra Basargin is back in school after a diving accident in December left him paralyzed.-Photo provided

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Diving accident leaves Razdolna teen paralyzed

Medical appointments took Gavriil and Fenya Basargin of Razdolna and their four children to Anchorage in December. Turning…

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Old Town leads by example as it tests new waters

We are growing and circulating creative currency through Old Town, and it is spreading throughout Homer.  Our recent…

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Food pantry makes Easter special

Homer’s Food Pantry on Monday, April 14: I was at this place today and saw lots of familiar…

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Paws for a good cause

Homer Animal Friends appreciates the generous support of the Homer Bookstore, the Homer Chamber of Commerce, the community…

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Assembly defeats proposal to reduce its compensation

The Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly continued its debate about assembly member compensation at its Tuesday meeting in Seward.…

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Get rid of your e-waste

Some talented folks are able to turn their electronic waste into fabulous artistic but somewhat grotesque sculptures. Most…

Old Town Artist in Residence Jarod Charzewski, upper right, poses with some of the people who helped create “Buoys and Barrels,” a community art project, last Friday at Bunnell Street Arts Center. From left to right are Michael Walsh, Peter Kauffman, Carl Bice, Asia Freeman, Jeremy Baugh , Wendy Erd, Darien Loftiem, Samantha Inman,  Desiree Hagen, Sarah Frary and Charzewski.-Photo by Michael Armstrong; Homer News

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Oh Buoy! & Barrels

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Looking back and looking forward

On March 23, Homer Electric Association and Kachemak Ski Club celebrated HEA Day, Ski for Free, up at…

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Good reasons to be angry

Some of my friends think I’ve lost my mind. They don’t understand why I’m so concerned about what…

Community

Court Reports

Court records show the following actions taken in Homer District Court through April 11:   Judgments Staci R.B.…

Carla Cope’s painting on a Marie Herdegen plate is the Plate Project.-Photo Provided

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The Arts in Brief

Cabaret theater opens Friday“Broadway Babies,” a musical theater cabaret, opens at 7 p.m. Friday with a second show…

Members of the Kachemak Bay Wooden Boat Society pose with Homer Boat Yard owner Mike Stockburger after he moved the Indomita from West Hill to the boat yard on Kachemak Drive last Friday. A Homer man donated the ketch to the society. From left to right are Jim Lunny, John Miles, Bummpo Bremicker, Dave Seaman and Stockburger.-Photo by Michael Armstrong, Homer News

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Homer’s Best Bets

Recently our reporters made two separate forays to Portland, Ore. No, this wasn’t a big story investigating the…