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Questions & Answers – Candidates for Homer Mayor and Homer City Council
1. Some people have criticized the city of Homer as being anti-business. Do you think this is true?…
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Wythe: Let’s look at alternatives
It has been my privilege to be Homer’s mayor for the past two years. I have worked hard…
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Sarno: Involve citizens, youth
My mayoral office hours will be 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday through Friday. Daily citizen meetings at…
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Arno: Let’s encourage prosperity for all
I don’t have all the answers and I surely don’t know everything and we will have our differences…
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Arnold: Let’s get city back to basics
First of all, thank you for voting. I’m running for city council because I’d like to see the…
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Lewis: Homer needs young families
Homer has many things going for it. We have great beauty, a good port and harbor, many recreational…
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Lowe: Balanced budget key to city’s success
Determining the city budget will be one of the priorities to focus on this fall. Ultimately all city…
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Lowe: Sees role as representing everyone
A founding member of the Homer Cycling Club, Catriona Lowe has a gimmick not seen in previous Homer…
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Lewis: Wants support for nonprofits, trails
In his three campaigns for Homer City Council, incumbent and two-term council member David Lewis has seen the…
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Arnold: Would take hard look at budget
In the 2013 city election, city council candidate Justin Arnold emerged 1-1 in his campaign. While he lost…
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Arno: Council still ‘business unfriendly’
In the 2013 Homer City Council election, lifelong Homer resident Corbin Arno had a moment of glory on…
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Carrol Martin: We need to grow more of our food
My main concerns for the entire Kenai Peninsula are increasing our own food production and reducing fire danger…
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Tom Bearup: Borough poised for optimistic future
I have had experiences throughout my life, in business, government and as former mayor of the city of…