In case anyone hasn’t noticed, our ecosystems in Alaska are collapsing. It all starts in the Arctic, specifically the Bering Sea where the ominous signs… Continue reading
Cousin appreciates support
for Berg family I was 9-years old, living in Ghana, West Africa where my parents were working at the U.S. Embassy. I remember… Continue reading
Alongside more than 49,000 Alaskans who signed the recall application, we’re celebrating a major development in our historic, bipartisan movement to remove Governor Dunleavy from… Continue reading
“Choose your battles wisely — there will be never-ending options here.” Those were words of advice I received during my first week in Homer 22… Continue reading
More needs to be done to stop murders of Alaska women Kudos to Senator Murkowski for her leadership on two recent bills that provide resources… Continue reading
Information concerning the Village Public Safety Officer program, through news reports and public media comments, are not totally accurate information that is being put out… Continue reading
2019 is an exuberant end to the decade. There has never been a better time to start or grow a small business in the current… Continue reading
Keep recreation options open As users of the Homer Educational and Recreational Complex, we want to make sure that our City Council heard from us… Continue reading
Gina Poths recently submitted an opinion piece on the Jet Ski issue in Kachemak Bay, and the piece contained so many inaccuracies and downright fabrications… Continue reading
Give Fish Project helped
by donors We have lots to celebrate as we wrap up the decade in which our company, Salmon Sisters, was born —… Continue reading
“What does ‘abduct’ mean?” my 7-year-old daughter asked me the other day. We had just walked into the Homer Public Library, and she’d seen the… Continue reading
Usually when we hear the phrase “20/20,” we assume people are talking about vision, but now that the new year, and a new decade, is… Continue reading
I feel like I need to address some concerns and comments printed in different news medias from Bob Shavelson with Cook Inlet keeper and Robert… Continue reading
Sometimes a dream starts 30 years in the past. In 1989, Dana Stabenow was sending out her first novel to publishers in New York City.… Continue reading
Light up the tree Do you know that Anchor Point had a giant tree that had a lot of Christmas lights scattered everywhere? We are… Continue reading
Last week the Gov. Mike Dunleavy administration announced that it plans to overturn the ban on personal watercraft, also known as JetSkis, on Kachemak Bay… Continue reading
“We want to help” is a theme I’ve heard frequently while volunteering for the Homer Community Food Pantry. It is what Tommy Blaine at McNeil… Continue reading
