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Alaska reports 1st coronavirus case; schools, universities extend breaks
All 42 schools on the Kenai Peninsula will be closed between March 16-20.
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Paul Banks celebrates end of reading challenge
There isn’t much Paul Banks Elementary School Principal Eric Pederson won’t do for his students, as evidenced last…
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Homer man accused of attempted murder and assault
A Homer man has been accused of attempted murder and several counts of assault following a violent incident…
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Lifelong Learners to get awards
The Friends of the Homer Library last month announced the recipients of its annual Lifelong Learner Awards, according…
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Candidate declines city manager job; council urges him to reconsider
After the Homer City Council voted 4-2 last Wednesday to offer the job of Homer City Manager to…
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Borough gathers input on fire, emergency services area for Ninilchik
Residents of Ninilchik have a choice ahead of them: to form a service area under the Kenai Peninsula…
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Homer welcomes its first Superior Court judge
After years of bringing in traveling judges to hear felony cases, Homer has its own superior court judge,…
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Health team: City is prepared in case coronavirus comes to the peninsula
Local public health and emergency medical services officials spoke to the Homer City Council at its Monday meeting…
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State, local health officials respond to coronavirus outbreak
With nine deaths in Washington State as of Tuesday from the novel coronavirus, called COVID-19, and 27 confirmed…
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Trauma talk to be held for missing woman
The friends and family of Anesha “Duffy” Murnane, a Homer woman missing since late 2019, will hold another…
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Public hearing on emergency services area for Ninilchik on deck
Residents of Ninilchik and Anchor Point have a chance to weigh in on the possibility of an official…
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Daylight saving time starts Sunday
Daylight Saving Time starts Sunday, March 8, at 2 a.m. Remember to set clocks ahead one hour before…
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Hate crime resolution discussion gets heated
Resolution in support of state House Bill 198 passes 5-4 at Tuesday’s assembly meeting.