Sports
Mariners host swim-dive meet Friday, Saturday
After hosting the annual swim team triathlon fundraiser last Saturday, the Mariners on Friday and Saturday welcome swimmers…
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The Arts in Brief
Authors read at KBC Canadian writers Ann Eriksson and Gary Geddes read fiction and poetry at 6:30 p.m.…
Community
Window pane art sheds light on area’s beauty
Julie Tomich is into creepy things. She wears a colorful skirt with the skeleton of a poodle painted…
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High-level talks on Air Force One will continue
I was not quite a teenager when I had my first interaction with the federal government. In 1963,…
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Alaska’s potential for increasing agricultural potential immense; hard work, clear vision needed
If you’ve visited a local farmers market recently, you’ll appreciate the bounty of delicious, healthy food that Alaska…
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Kudos to Kenai Peninsula Orchestra
The Kenai Peninsula Orchestra performance here on Aug. 8 was simply stupendous. This assemblage of dedicated, all-volunteer performers…
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Alzheimer’s takes huge toll
In 2015, there are more than five million Americans living with Alzheimer’s disease, including 6,400 in Alaska. In…
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Committee appreciates picnic tables
The Kachemak Bay Water Trail Committee thanks the Heritage R.V. Park for donating four picnic tables to be…
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Thanks for run-ride support
We had a beautiful morning on Aug. 30 for the Kachemak Bay Family Planning Clinic’s “Resiliency Run and…
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Homer pickleball players bring home the gold
One of Homer’s newest sports might have a funny name, but pickleball has become a great sport accessible…
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Injuries sustained at fairgrounds plague quilter year after incident
The intricate patterns of quilts made by Laveda Youngblood reflect the 80-year-old’s artistry. For more than 20 years,…
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Increase in stranded sea otters seen
There has been a recent increase in the number of dead sea otters washing ashore on Kachemak Bay…
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10 things to know about upcoming load and launch ramp replacement
1. The Load and Launch Ramp will be closed Sept. 15-Dec. 15. 2. Rebar sticks out of the…