The Homer Community Food Pantry is seeing increased local need in the face of federal government impacts.
HEA representatives met with Anchor Point residents last Thursday as part of their annual series of community meetings across the Kenai Peninsula.
Researchers held a community-focused conversation on landslide hazards and potential mitigation avenues last Tuesday at Kachemak Bay Campus.
The board reviewed the initial charter application on Oct. 20 and will hold another work session and a special meeting before issuing their final decision.
The Homer City Council confirmed Daniel Jager as the new Homer Volunteer Fire Department chief on Oct. 13.
Mica VanBuskirk and Ash-Lee Waddell were newly elected to the board in October; Patti Truesdell was reelected to her seat.
The event was sponsored by the House District 6 Accountability Project.
The council introduced an ordinance last Monday to adopt the 2045 Comprehensive Plan and will hold a public hearing on Oct. 27.
The Mariners defeated Barrow 20-0 on Saturday, winning the state championships for the second year in a row.
At least 25 Alaska communities took part in “No Kings” day Saturday, alongside millions of protesters in over 2,600 peaceful demonstrations across the U.S.
A majority of the Homer City Council voted against introducing the ordinance on Monday.
Governor Dunleavy Turning Point USA chapter on the same day
Resolution 25-088, passed Monday, states the council’s preference for two city-owned lots in the town center.
