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Town continues discussion on opioid addiction

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Town continues discussion on opioid addiction

Homer’s ongoing struggle with opioid addiction continued last Wednesday with a community presentation and conversation at Homer High…

Recall election targets three council members

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Recall election targets three council members

To paraphrase the 1982 punk rock song by the Clash, “Should they stay or should they go?” On…

Writers conference is driving force of summer literary scene

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Writers conference is driving force of summer literary scene

At the first Kachemak Bay Writers Conference in 2002, keynote speaker Russell Banks drove a cherry-red Hummer to…

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Art Briefs

Garden designer Adams signs new book at Bookstore Homer garden designer and author Brenda Adams signs her second…

HCOA celebrates Mary Epperson Day

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HCOA celebrates Mary Epperson Day

HCOA holds Mary Epperson Day The Homer Council on the Arts on Tuesday, June 6, honored the late…

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Town Crier

Local fire departments remind everyone that a permit is required to burn anything more than a small campfire,…

Johannes Bynagle (left) and Gautama Iwamura, both homeschool students through the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District Connections program, tug a makeshift sled loaded with marine debris down the beach on Sunday, June 3, 2017 on Augustine Island, Alaska. The two were participants in a trip organized by the Homer-based nonprofit Center for Alaskan Coastal Studies to clean up debris along the beaches of the remote island in Cook Inlet. (Elizabeth Earl/Peninsula Clarion)  Johannes Bynagle (left) and Gautama Iwamura, both homeschool students through the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District Connections program, tug a makeshift sled loaded with marine debris down the beach on Sunday on Augustine Island. The two were participants in a trip organized by the Homer-based nonprofit Center for Alaskan Coastal Studies to clean up debris along the beaches of the remote island in Cook Inlet. (Elizabeth Earl/Peninsula Clarion)

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CACS gets $204,000 education development grant

Homer’s local environmental education organization, the Center for Alaskan Coastal Studies, last month received a $204,000 grant to…

Seaton meeting leads to spirited debate on budget

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Seaton meeting leads to spirited debate on budget

A community meeting of about 50 people last Thursday with Rep. Paul Seaton, R-Homer, at the Legislative Information…

Council postpones action on police station task force options

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Council postpones action on police station task force options

Before serious debate about building a new police station and cutting library budgets, the council at its regular…

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Years Ago

20 years ago in the Homer News High temperatures over the weekend caused a swarm of spruce-bark beetles.…

Group shows featured for First Friday

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Group shows featured for First Friday

Multiple artist shows are featured for First Friday art openings. At Bunnell Street Arts Center, printmaker and woodcarver…

Dog jog photos

Outdoors & Recreation

Dog jog photos

By Michael Armstrong Homer News

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Local fire departments remind everyone that a permit is required to burn anything more than a small campfire,…