Sports
Skiers take top honors in Epic 100
Sure the weather was uncertain, but it wasn’t enough to stop the 44 skiers, bikers and runners crossing…
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Ninilchik beach closed to clam digging
Planning on taking advantage of Cook Inlet’s minus tides to fill the freezer with razor clams? Already pinpointed…
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Exxon Valdez Oil Spill
On March 24, 1989, the Exxon Valdez hit Bligh Reef in Prince William Sound — “fetched up,” in…
Community
Marine debris show seeks artists
The Center for Alaskan Coastal Studies and Homer Council on the Arts have issued a call for art…
Community
April is Jubilee month
April is Jubilee month, the annual celebration of young Homer artists sponsored by the Homer Council on the…
Community
Homer students win in ‘F’ contest
Six Homer students won in the writing categories of F Magazine’s Alaska Statewide Youth Arts and Writing Contest.…
Community
Big Read writer to visit
National Endowment for the Arts Big Read visiting writer and Pulitzer Prize finalist Luis Alberto Urrea visits April…
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New ‘Mariners On the Move’ recognized
Nominated by Homer High School faculty, eight HHS students have been recognized as “Mariners On the Move.” Each…
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School Events
Kenai Peninsula Borough School District Homer High School March 29, 30: HHS production of the Broadway musical…
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Local winners named in essay competition
When the Veterans of Foreign Wars asked students to write about “what patriotism means to me,” 11 Chapman…
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New angles for anglers in this year’s king tourney
Celebrating its 21st year, the Homer Winter King Salmon Tournament is all set for Saturday, with hooks in…
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Reader encourages: Don’t suffer in silence; get help
I am sharing in hopes of encouraging anyone who is suffering in silence to tell someone. With help…
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Exxon Valdez oil spill: 25 years later
Truth is one of the first casualties of war, and in Alaska, truth was the first casualty of…