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Dance honors director’s father
In modern dance, as kinetic and fluid as the choreography can be, sometimes the dancers slow and pause,…
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HCOA announces Writers’ Contest winners
Now in its 21st year, the Kenai Peninsula Writers’ Contest has been going on long enough that writers…
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K-Bay Caffe Open Mic tonight
K-Bay Caffe on Pioneer Avenue holds an open mic at 7 p.m. today. Sign up at 6:30 p.m.…
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Nominate poems celebrating parks
The Poems in Place Project seeks nominations for poetry to be placed at state parks in Ketchikan and…
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First Friday — low key but diverse
With several galleries closed for February, art openings for First Friday are scattered. What First Friday lacks in…
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Homer Bookstore holds World Book Night
The Homer Bookstore participates in the second annual World Book Night on April 23, with the sign-up deadline…
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Visiting writer speaks at KBC
Award winning fiction writer Alan Heathcock will read from his work and hold a craft talk at 6:30…
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National Geographic holds casting call
The National Geographic Channel holds an open casting call for Russian Old Believer families working in the fishing…
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HCOA announces Art Awards
The Homer Council on the Arts announced the winners of the 2012 Art Awards. The awards are given…
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Cultural talk looks at link between names, clans and lands
What is the link between a land and a name? In 2006 on a tour of the Scottish…
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Dolls reflect artist’s heritage, viewers’ impressions
“First Alaskans” is artist Pamela “Asiak” Nolcini’s name for her exhibit that debuted as a First Friday exhibit…
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Big Read about Vietnam War novel starts this month
BY MICHAEL ARMSTRONG STAFF WRITER For the next two months, in messenger bags, backpacks, briefcases and purses, Homer…
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Andersen brings blues to Alaska — Canadian style
Listen to Matt Andersen’s music, and you hear a deep, growling voice that could come from blues country…