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No injuries when boat burns
A 22-foot Chris Craft boat burned to the waterline and sank on the Fourth of July off Yukon…
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Homer sees big cut in jail contract with state
Homer scofflaws expecting “three hots and a cot” — three meals and a bed — when arrested by…
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New bay tour offers science, sightseeing
All we needed were red knit caps. On a recent weekday tour of Kachemak Bay, I felt like…
Community
Celebrate Independence Day with art
The Fourth of July weekend starts off with an affirmation of one of the basic rights of free…
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GOOD OL’ FASHIONED FUN FOR THE FOURTH
This year, the Fourth of July falls on Saturday, which means some good news for celebrants on the…
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Council opposes Navy’s exercises
The Homer City Council set an apparent record at its regular Monday night meeting with what may be…
Sports
Highland Games set new field records
Athletes at the seventh annual Kachemak Bay Celtic Club Scottish Highland Games set new field records last Saturday…
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Burn ban continues
Firefighters and Homer Police responded to numerous calls last week for people burning campfires, but otherwise the lower…
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Watermark
When two artists join lives together, it’s inevitable that their art also will merge. For Asia Freeman and…
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Homer man killed in single-car crash
A single-car crash last week killed a Homer man. Alaska State Troopers said Bradley Dickey, 79, died of…
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Research Reserve gets new partner
More than a year ago, things looked bleak for the Kachemak Bay Research Reserve. The House Subcommittee on…
Community
Childhood leads Meissner to discover fabric as art
Look closely at the textile art of Amy Meissner and signs of her evolving career emerge. The attention…
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Legislators predict tougher session next year
It took until last Thursday, but after endless days where most legislators waited for majority and minority leaders…