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Sue Mauger, left, shows Willy Dunne, center, and Donna Aderhold election results on her smart phone at an election party Tuesday night at Alice's Champagne Palace. Dunne is the apparent winner in the race for Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly while Aderhold took first place in the two-seat Homer City Council election.-Photo by Michael Armstrong, Homer News

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Aderhold apparent council winner; 2nd place too close to call

In unofficial Homer City Council results, Donna Aderhold has emerged as the apparent top vote getter, taking 46…

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Political novices competing for assembly District 9 seat

Of the Kenai Peninsula Borough’s assembly districts, District 9 on the lower peninsula is one of the largest.…

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Services vs. Revenue

At a Town Hall meeting last week to discuss city of Homer budget options, about 50 people heard…

Community

Alaska’s beauty inspires artists

Whether it’s the romantic streets of Paris or the tropical allure of Hawaii, most artists who visit a…

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$42,500 settlement OK’d by council in condominium case

In the long-running Ken Castner v. City of Homer case, the Homer City Council on Monday approved a…

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‘Pirate’ arrested for terroristic threats at ferry terminal

A man witnesses described as “dressed like a pirate” faces a charge of second-degree terroristic threatening, a felony,…

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Despite PSP scare, co-op oysters safe

Although the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation last week shut down a Halibut Cove oyster farm because of…

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Police find basket vandal, but no charges yet filed

Tire tracks and a tip lead police last week to the man who burned and then destroyed the…

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Cannabis panel waits for state to finish regs

Now that cannabis, also known as marijuana, has been made legal in Alaska for possession and ultimately cultivation,…

Candidates for Homer City Council attend a debate at the Homer Public Library last Friday. From left to right are Joni Wise, Donna Aderhold, Beauregard Burgess, Tom Stroozas and Heath Smith. Candidate Bob Howard was not able to attend the debate. Micheal Neece’s name is on the ballot, but he said he has withdrawn from the race for two seats on the council.-photo by Michael Armstrong, Homer News

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Budget, beaches, bud hot subjects at debate

Homer got its first look at most of the Homer City Council candidates last Friday for the Friends…

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Co-op oysters safe despite Halibut Cove PSP scare

Although the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation last week shut down a Halibut Cove oyster farm because of…

Tom Stroozas

Elections

Stroozas: Desires to bring business mindset to city

In a long career that includes photography and natural gas sales, food has been the start and the…

Heath Smith

Elections

Smith: Wants families represented on council

Lifelong Alaskan Heath Smith, 50, comes with a multigenerational political pedigree. Though Smith is running for political office…