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Kachemak Board of Realtors provides a helping hand
Kachemak Board of Realtors President Gina Pelaia poses with Darlene Hildebrand, executive director of Hospice of Homer, after…
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Murkowski lifts hold on FDA nominee
The FDA could require mandatory labeling for genetically engineered salmon as soon as March. Sen. Lisa Murkowski has…
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Marijuana industry faces steep lease rates in tight market
ANCHORAGE — Marijuana business can expect a hefty square footage price for retail, cultivation and manufacturing leases within…
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State now accepting applications for marijuana business licenses
JUNEAU — A regulatory board in Alaska on Wednesday began accepting applications for marijuana business licenses — the…
Opinion
Forecasts mixed on next season’s salmon prices
News outlets have been offering conflicting reports about what to expect for next season’s salmon prices in recent…
Community
Arts in Brief
‘Living Alaska’ opens Friday at Pratt “Living Alaska: A Decade of Collecting Contemporary Arts for Alaska Museums” opens…
Sports
Mariner ski team heading to state meet
Homer High’s Nordic ski team will take 12 skiers to Anchorage for the state competition today through Saturday,…
Sports
Mariner girls undefeated in conference play; boys pick up first conference win
Homer High’s girls varsity basketball finished a three-game series of conference games with a 6-0 conference record and…
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Student art imitates high schooler’s life
Homer High School is taking an artistic approach to difficulties faced by students. Several pieces of installation art…
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School Events
Chapman School Feb. 26: Volleyball tournament at Chapman. Fireweed Academy (all grades) March 11 : Teacher inservice day,…
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McNeil students competing in district forensics event
McNeil Canyon Elementary students are heading to Tustumena Elementary in Kasilof to compete in the district forensics competition…
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DDF recognized for sportsmanship, academics
Homer High school’s Drama, Debate and Forensics team finished their season by taking several awards at the state…
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Schools see more students with intensive needs
The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District will receive $1.2 million more from the state than originally estimated for…