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Grant helps children’s garden grow
We would like to extend our sincere thanks to the Homer Farmers Market for choosing Smallpond Childcare as…
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Library might be best thing we do
Battle lines are being drawn over the city budget. The cutters and their voting supporters are clamoring for…
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Reality TV star seeks permit to build retreat at Fox River
For nearly his entire life, Atz Kilcher has been going up into the Fox River Flats to enjoy…
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Donor to help homeless students After learning about a candlelight vigil to support homeless youth on the Kenai…
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Adult Education Association honors KBC’s Carol swartz
There’s a piece of paper taped above Carol Swartz’s desk that reads, “To love what you do and…
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Kids find joy in hard work of performance
Beginning at the age of 5, children in Homer can audition for the biggest ballet production in the…
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Homer’s Nutcracker:
When the curtains open at Mariner Theatre on Saturday, Dec. 5, nearly 100 people will pirouette, leap, tango…
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Wintry and wonderful
Nathan Davis, a college student visiting from Colorado for Thanksgiving, takes a walk on a snowy Bishop’s Beach…
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Peninsula mayors offer $60,000 in services to host fish board meet
If Alaska fishermen want coffee at the 2017 Upper Cook Inlet finfish meeting, the Alaska Board of Fisheries…
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Final marijuana regs allow Outside investment, cafes
The Alaska Marijuana Control Board accepted its final draft of the regulations that will govern the new industry,…
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Cash for Cans food drive raises $76,300
Diana Jeska of the Homer Community Food Pantry, left, accepts a check from Alaska USA Federal Credit Union…
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New regs likely will add to cost of fishing
Boat owners should be bracing for a new round of regulations for older boats more than 50 feet…
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Almost 400 years ago in September 1620, 102 immigrants on the Mayflower landed in Plymouth, Mass. Over the…