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Popeye wrestling practices begin
The Popeye Wrestling Club is beginning practices for wrestlers as young as five years old. There is a…
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Warriors home from Nenana
Stepping off the peninsula for some b-ball action, the Nikolaevsk Warriors traveled north last week for the Nenana…
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Homer finds snow at Boroughs
The Homer High School Mariner ski team found some snow Friday and Saturday, as well as blasts of…
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Homer hit with wiffle ball madness
Five teams turned out for the Homer Winter Carnival Wiffle Ball Tournament, a fundraiser organized by Mike Illg…
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Wolfpack dominates Ninilchik’s tourney
It was a sweep for the Unalakleet Wolfpack on the girls’ and boys’ side of the ball at…
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Mariner girls earn first in carnival tournament
With the Homer Winter Carnival in full swing, and weather bouncing from blizzard to blue skies, Homer High…
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Mariners take early fall in hockey Regions
The bad news is that in a disappointing, but hard-fought, end of the 2013-2014 hockey season, the Homer…
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Hospital CEO recognized for leadership
Bob Letson, CEO of South Peninsula Hospital, has been named in the inaugural list of “50 Rural Hospital…
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Anchorage senator’s comments spark oil tax debate
JUNEAU — The floor of the Alaska Senate broke into an impromptu debate over oil taxes Monday. Sen.…
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Plans move forward for Walgreens at Soldotna ‘Y’
A California-based development company is making progress with its plans to transform the Soldotna “Y” with new buildings…
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Personal-use fisheries go largely unchanged
After nearly a full day of board deliberations on 25 proposed regulatory changes, the Cook Inlet’s personal-use fishery…
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Commercial fishing fleet takes hits from BOF
The on-going Board of Fisheries meeting dealing with Cook Inlet salmon plans has been rough on the commercial…
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Some fishing for solutions
ANCHORAGE — Change is hard. The evolution of commercial setnetting in the Cook Inlet is no different. As…