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High school, hospital partner for work training, life lessons
A bright afternoon winter sun comes through the large windows in South Peninsula Hospital’s cafeteria. An equally bright…
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Appointments raise questions
JUNEAU — Gov. Sean Parnell has appointed two former oil industry employees to the board that sets the…
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Alaska rental laws could change under GOP bill
JUNEAU — A North Pole Republican is trying to change the Alaska Landlord and Tenant Act for the…
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NOAA lowers bycatch limits
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has announced plans to lower the bycatch limits for halibut in the Gulf…
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$9.1 billion operating budget proposed
JUNEAU — The House Finance Committee on Monday proposed a $9.1 billion state operating budget, about $1.3 billion…
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Former city manager, assembly member Drathman dies
Former Homer City Manager and Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly member Ronald Drathman, 71, died last Thursday of natural…
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Public arts committee recommends not accepting Brother Asaiah statue
At a meeting and public hearing Thursday night, the Homer Public Arts Committee didn’t just reject the idea…
Community
Homer’s Best Bets
Thanks to the web, you can now find not just winter jokes, but Alaska winter jokes. One of…
Sports
Wolverines take care of Homer JV; Lady Wolverines drop last week
In their one game of the week, the Wolverines of Ninilchik took care of the ball and their…
Sports
Seldovia b-ball tourney crown goes to Nikolaevsk
It was three days of basketball on the south side of Kachemak Bay last week at a tournament…
Sports
Skiers wrap up season at state
After battling a season of little snow and lots of ice, Homer Mariner skiers spent three days wrapping…
Sports
Wrestlers return from borough championship
Homer Middle School’s Huskies journeyed to Seward for the 2014 Kenai Peninsula Borough School District Wrestling Championships. The…
Sports
Mariner wins over Bulldogs top Senior Night
Homer Mariner seniors on the basketball boys and girls teams, as well as the cheer squad were honored…