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KPBSD discusses possible school closures in face of $17 million deficit
A presentation from borough administration to the board on Tuesday outlined a series of scenarios for closure of…
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Council postpones decisions on Doyon rezone, right of way vacation
The Homer City Council will further discuss Memorandum CC-25-028 and Ordinance 25-01 on Feb. 10.
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Council resolves to partner with state to address Spit erosion
The action by the council comes after incidents of severe erosion on the west side of the Spit…
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Missing horse safely reunited with family, uninjured
Spurr was missing for almost two weeks before being discovered near Beluga Lake on Feb. 1.
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Homer educator Winter Marshall-Allen honored with statewide award
The honor is awarded through the Alaska Governor’s Council on Disabilities Special Education, partnered with the Alaska State…
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Dunleavy’s delay in releasing state salary study frustrates legislators, union leaders
Draft report to assess competitiveness completed last June, but not released publicly.
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Amid calls for increased education funding, Dunleavy debuts reform package
KPBSD is facing a $17 million deficit driven by stagnant funding that’s failed to keep up with inflation.
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Energy efficiency solutions offered at Drawdown fair
Homer Drawdown first began in 2019 as a collaborative shepherded by Cook Inletkeeper and Alaskans Know Climate Change.
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Five local radio stations under new, family ownership
The purchase included popular stations KGTL, KWVV.
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Grassroots community group focuses on youth
Project Youth Homer will hold their first event on Feb. 6
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Fish and Game projects 7 million sockeye for Upper Cook Inlet
Nearly 7 million sockeye salmon are projected to run in Upper Cook Inlet this year, with a forecast…
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Peninsula fire departments receive grant funding
Thirty-three rural fire departments within the state were awarded funds in a total amount of $306,292.