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Reality TV stars plead not guilty to hunting violations

A Discovery Channel reality TV star facing a charge of using a helicopter in a bear hunt suffered…

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Council dilemma: Public divided on beach policy

In his 1968 essay, “The Tragedy of the Commons,” philosopher Garrett Hardin posed a dilemma. When someone uses…

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First Friday outrageous for August

A few years ago, the late artist Gaye Wolfe organized ARTrageous August, an end-of-the summer celebration of art.…

Bicyclists and horse riders pass each other near Mariner Park beach on the Homer Spit in late June. On Monday at its 6 p.m. regular meeting, the Homer City Council will go from placid tidepools to heavy surf when it considers an ordinance regulating motorized vehicle access to Bishop’s Beach and the Homer Spit. Horse riding and bike riding would not be restricted under recommendations by the Parks and Recreation Advisory Commission.-Photo by Michael Armstrong, Homer News

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To drive or not on Homer’s beaches?

Next Monday at its 6 p.m. regular meeting, the Homer City Council will go from placid tidepools to…

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Hikers rescued near China Poot Lake

An Alaska Air Guard Guardian Angel team early on July 28 rescued two hikers lost near China Poot…

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Filing opens for local elections

Candidate filing periods opened this week for Homer City Council seats and Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly, Board of…

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Four charged in alleged oyster poaching

Alaska State Troopers on July 24 charged a fourth person in an alleged theft of about $200 in…

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‘Last Frontier’ reality show members charged with 2014 hunting violation

Two members of the Discovery Channel reality TV show, “Alaska: The Last Frontier,” have been charged with using…

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Council knocks off 26-item punch list

With an agenda rivaling a contractor’s punch list of things to do before freeze up, the Homer City…

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Buccaneer bankruptcy demand hits Homer businesses, agencies

In the Buccaneer Oil bankruptcy case, some local businesses have been hit with a double whammy. Not only…

Josh Mumm of Homer is back at work at the Alaska Department of Fish and Game after finishing the Alaska Mountain Wilderness Classic in 5 days, 22 hours.-Photo by Michael Armstrong, Homer News

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Homer man wins Wilderness Classic

In the grueling Alaska Mountain Wilderness Classic, where contestants race unsupported through the wildest country of Alaska, just…

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Algal bloom not harmful, tapering off, say experts

A huge algal bloom present in the Pacific Ocean from Monterey Bay, Calif., to Alaska has been seen…

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Facebook pics lead to charges against guide

A Soldotna sportfish charter captain bragging about his clients’ catch on Facebook has led to the captain being…