Fraud in 2020 Election Do not fall for the lie that 50 court cases alleging election fraud in the 2020 presidential election have been decided… Continue reading
It is gray and snowing again, big sloppy wet flakes that turn to rain before reaching the ground. I am buoyed by the forecast which… Continue reading
April is Citizen Science Month, an opportunity for people to get involved in Citizen Science projects all over the country and right in their own… Continue reading
Dear Editor, I read in last week’s letters to the editor that “a lot of people believe … that the last election was stolen from… Continue reading
From Uzintun to lands north of Niqnalchint, Indigenous place names honor First Peoples
Sen. Josh Revak, R-Anchorage, recently stated in an op-ed, “Alaska has and continues to be a shining example of responsible resource and energy development —… Continue reading
Dear Editor, It only took three clerks to keep our local Division of Motor Vehicles humming along perfectly and inexpensively for many years, but now… Continue reading
It was a highly contagious germ that existed since the beginning of time. In mummified Pharoahs’ bones, evidence of tuberculosis was found. It lived in… Continue reading
House Bill 137 was introduced by Rep. Zack Fields. The bill will keep State Division of Motor Vehicle offices open and stop the predatory and… Continue reading
Dear Homer Community, On behalf of McNeil Canyon Elementary school, staff and students we want to thank you for your support for our current Artist… Continue reading
In November 2020, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) denied the Pebble Limited Partnership (PLP) a key permit necessary to build the Pebble Mine,… Continue reading
“In like a lion, out like a lamb” is how we like to think of the month of March. Change and transition. Last March we… Continue reading
Gooseberry Fund grant appreciated Friends of Kachemak Bay State Park would like to thank, recognize and honor the recent generous support from the Gooseberry Fund… Continue reading
Peatlands, also known as muskeg or bogs, are a familiar spongy, soggy landscape feature on the lower Kenai Peninsula. Peat, however, is not just any… Continue reading
Tuesday night, I announced that COVID-19 vaccines are now available to any Alaskan who wants one. While seniors and our most vulnerable will continue to… Continue reading
Dear Editor, It is with deep gratitude that I write to thank the City of Homer and Kachemak City for their assistance in sustaining our… Continue reading
Educators can apply
for grant The board of the Educators Professional Development Fund would like to inform all lower Kenai Peninsula educators that we are… Continue reading
Remember the little children faced with the choice: eat this one marshmallow right now, or wait eight minutes and you can have two? Some kids… Continue reading
“Move today and you’ll love moving tomorrow.”- Ruthy Alon, Feldenkrais Practitioner and movement trainer. I haven’t met a soul who couldn’t benefit from moving more… Continue reading
Dear Editor, As a community member of the Kenai Peninsula since the mid 1980s, I have seen the influence the commercial salmon fishery in Cook… Continue reading
