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Recall election targets three council members

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Recall election targets three council members

To paraphrase the 1982 punk rock song by the Clash, “Should they stay or should they go?” On…

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New judge assigned in recall suit

Despite an expedited court schedule in a lawsuit by three Homer City Council members seeking to stop a…

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Two file to run for borough mayor’s job

Though there are still nearly 10 months before Kenai Peninsula Borough residents will pick a new borough mayor,…

A line of pickup trucks sport Trump-Pence flags in the Homer High School parking lot on Election Day, Nov. 8.

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Trump win surprises Homer voters for better or for worse

Eight years ago at Alice’s Champagne Palace when President Barack Obama became the first African-American elected president, a…

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New and veteran voters cast ballots on Election Day

Some Homer voters celebrated a milestone this week: voting in their first U.S. Presidential election. At the other…

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Ballot Measure 1 would allow residents to register to vote when they apply for PFD

Ballot Measure 1 would allow residents to register to vote when they apply for PFD   Ballot Measure…

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Cheaper loans for students idea behind measure 2

State Sen. Anna MacKinnon of Eagle River has tried for more than four years to make student loans…

Your vote matters, but president still elected by Electoral College

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Your vote matters, but president still elected by Electoral College

In the presidential election on Nov. 8, if voting Democrat, Alaskans will choose June Degnan, D’Arcy Hutchings and…

'16 election unlike most

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’16 election unlike most

On the first day of early voting on Monday, 3,300 Alaskans statewide cast their ballots, including 142 in…

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Homer gets a new mayor, but not a new cop shop

Homer voters in Tuesday’s election selected candidates with strong business backgrounds. In the Homer mayoral race, they chose…

Homer City Council member Bryan Zak gets in some last-minute campaigning on Tuesday afternoon at WKFL Park on Pioneer Avenue. Zak appeared to have won election with unofficial results of 52 percent to David Lewis' 46 percent.

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Zak wins Homer mayor; cop shop proposition defeated;

Editor’s note: On Oct. 7 the canvass board counted absentee and other ballots. There is no change in…

Margaret Stock, who is running against Senator Murkowski for the U.S. Senate seat, poses for a photo at Elise Boyer's home. Boyer hosted meetings at her place of residence for Stock while she visited Homer, along with District 31 Democratic Party Chair Tas Talley, Amy Jackman and Casey Meehan.-Photo by Anna Frost, Homer News

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Margaret Stock visits Homer in race against Murkowski

U.S. Senate candidate Margaret Stock visited Homer on Thursday, Sept. 22, meeting with local businesses owners and community…

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Lewis: Homer can be a four-season destination

I came to Alaska in 1976 and moved to Homer in 1989. Lyn and I raised our two…