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Soldotna council interviews city manager candidates
The city announced last November that Soldotna City Manager Stephanie Queen will be stepping down
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EPA blocks Pebble Mine
Pebble called the EPA’s action “unlawful” and political and said litigation was likely
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Young sea lion dies unexpectedly at SeaLife Center
Mist, who was approximately 2-and-a-half years old, had been socializing with three other Steller sea lions
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Lawsuit: Borough retaliated against harassment complaint
The suit says the borough violated the “covenant of good faith and fair dealing” and caused “severe emotional…
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‘Toss A Cop’ women’s safety class draws more than 70
The curriculum used during Saturday’s five-hour class was created by Homer Police Department Lt. Ryan Browning
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Lawsuit threatens to shut down Southeast salmon troll fishery
The Seattle-based group Wild Fish Conservancy filed suit last year
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Homer Library Advisory Board upholds decision to retain LGBTQ+ books
A citizen’s group last year submitted a petition asking that the books be removed from the children’s section
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Research and support vessel catches fire in boatyard
The fire was first reported by crew members on board the vessel.
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Concerns over crime drove decision to shut down campground
Police activity at Hornaday Campground spiked in 2020 when it was designated as a free camping spot
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City council discusses community development plans
The Homer City Council moved forward on the port expansion project
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Homer, Anchor Point to host ‘one-stop shops’ targeting housing instability
The event, now in its fifth year, offers resources, connections to assistance and necessary supplies
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COVID-19: Hospitalizations jump, 4th consecutive week of rising cases
Four patients are on ventilators and two are located in the Gulf Coast region