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First Friday events

Bunnell Street Arts Center 106 W. Bunnell Ave. Artist in Residence work by Claudio Orso-Giacone 5-7 p.m., First…

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Exhibits feature old, new

November’s First Friday openings feature a mix of the old and new. That describes not only the collection…

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Black-and-white Ritz starts winter gala season

Do not adjust your peepers. If you go to the Pratt Museum’s fundraiser on Saturday, Black and White…

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There’s still work to do in Homer gardens

Editor’s Note: This is the Kachemak Gardener’s last column of the season. If fate led me to become…

The cast of the Second City touring group performs a skit. The group will be in Homer Nov 2-4-Photo provided

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Second City troupe offers improv with a political bite

By the time Chicago-based improvisational theater group Second City rolls into town, game seven of the World Series…

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Arts in brief

Library holds novel writing month kick-off Friends of the Homer Library holds a National November Writing Month —NaNoWriMo…

They're the champs

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Homer’s Best Bets

Who could have imagined it, Betsteroids? For the first time since women got the vote, something extraordinary could…

Ayla

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Pet of the Week

Lovely Ayla sits waiting by the window for that special someone to walk in, fall in love and…

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Town Crier

Halloween is Monday and the crew of the Coast Guard Cutter Hickory is gearing up for its annual…

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Hickory crew haunts Homer on Thursday

The Haunted Hickory, a spooky tour of the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Hickory, opens to scare the Homer…

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The Arts in brief

Youth orchestra plays at K-Bay Caffé Saturday The Homer Youth String Orchestra Club performs from noon-1 p.m. Saturday…

Cantina of the Dead, by Katie Hollingsworth.

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Dia de los Muertos explores death, loss in creative ways

At the quarter point between the equinox and the solstice, spiritual and secular celebrations appear in numerous cultures,…

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Years ago in Homer

20 years ago in the Homer News: Thirty members of the Homer community marched down Pioneer Avenue to…