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Zak: Alaskans must resolve fiscal crisis now
The State of the City and why we need to advocate against State budget cost shifting and for…
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Stroozas: Sustainable future up to all of us
There are many reasons why we live in Homer but a common denominator exists for each of us…
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Erickson: Let’s forget labels, start listening
I enjoy taking phone polls. I enjoy answering the questions, and not answering the boxes the poll tries…
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Ketter: Reopening Boys and Girls Club would help Homer
I am unsure which topic I wanted to address in this column because I am passionate about many…
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Kimberly Ketter’s felony DUI does not disqualify her from city council race
Questions raised last week as to whether Homer City Council candidate Kimberly Ketter is eligible to run for…
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Q & A with Candidates for Homer Mayor & City Council
1. What is your vision for Homer? Mayoral candidate David Lewis: First, I envision Homer as a Four…
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KPB Prop 4: Voters asked about senior exemptions
Kenai Peninsula Borough voters will decide whether future seniors should continue to get $350,000 in property tax exemptions…
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KPB Prop 2 won’t hike taxes to pay for SPH improvements
As Kenai Peninsula Borough and Homer voters face a slate of bond propositions and tax changes, KPB Proposition…
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Prop 1 would bring cop shop into 21st century say proponents
In considering Homer Proposition 1, a proposal to borrow up to $12 million to build a new Homer…
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City, borough elections to be held Oct. 4
Two candidates are running for Homer Mayor and three candidates are running for two, 3-year Homer City Council…
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Kimberly Ketter: In Homer for a new start
Kimberly Ketter moved to Homer in May 2015 from her hometown of Cranberry Township, Pa., looking for a…
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Shelly Erickson: Roots go deep into Homer
When Homer City Council candidate Shelly Erickson says that Homer is her home, her words refer to roots…
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Tom Stroozas: Wants to serve community
Tom Stroozas is a transplant from the Lower 48, similar to many Homer residents who visited, were captured…