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Kenai students prepare to open ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’
The play will premiere Friday at Kenai Central High School, with additional showings the following weekend.
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Kenai City Council terminates Challenger Learning Center’s lease
Kenai City Council adopted a resolution to terminate the Challenger Learning Center’s lease
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Homer man sentenced for sexual abuse of minor
Michael Robert Fisher was sentenced last week to 20 years in prison for crimes committed in 2012.
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Kenai Peninsula College receives federal grant
Grant funds will establish a program to support first-generation college students.
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‘Explosion’ of invasive European green crabs reported in Southeast Alaska
The Metlakatla Indian Community, which has been at the forefront in the effort to control the invader, has…
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City, DOT talk pedestrian pathway priorities
City of Homer staff met with state partners for a site visit to discuss the Homer All-Ages and…
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Seward lodging business earns industry award
Salted Roots Alaska was one of eight businesses to receive awards from the Alaska Travel Industry Association last…
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A ‘spooktacular’ evening on Pioneer Avenue
Dinosaurs roamed the streets of downtown Homer, as did princesses, cowboys, minions and more, on Halloween last Friday.…
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Photojournalist joins Clarion staff
Chloe Anderson is a new reporter for the Peninsula Clarion.
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Council to hold 2nd comprehensive plan public hearing
Council members will meet Nov. 7 for a work session before holding a second public hearing on Nov.…
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Feeding a hungrier community
The Homer Community Food Pantry is seeing increased local need in the face of federal government impacts.
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Keeping it local: How shopping close to home strengthens our community
Every dollar spent locally helps create jobs, fuel community growth and keep Homer’s spirit thriving
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Assembly amends ordinance capping tax exemptions
The Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly on Tuesday divided a large chapter of tax code into four new chapters.