A recent petition to remove or “vacate” a section line easement near Dorothy Drive and East Skyline Drive has caused an outsized and at times… Continue reading
A much belated thank you to those who are making a difference at our nation’s southern border. About 15 people showed up at Grace Ridge… Continue reading
It was a packed house at Land’s End Resort on Aug. 22. Homer, Anchor Point, Nanwalek and Ninilchik residents wanted details about Hilcorp’s plan for… Continue reading
Today, immigrant grandfather would be kicked out My grandfather, Aldolfo Giuseppe Giovanni Baptista Motta, arrived in steerage from Italy at the age of 15, alone,… Continue reading
There has been much concern regarding the future of the University of Alaska, given the events of the last six months. I’d like to assure… Continue reading
TRAILS appreciates Foundation help TRAILS offers heartfelt thanks to Homer Foundation and the KLEPS and Willow Funds it manages. TRAILS is the “inclusive recreation” program… Continue reading
My adventure begin with Jaden, my friend from Denver Colorado. Jaden came to Alaska to visit and help with the marine debris cleanup left over… Continue reading
As a career producer, business owner and employer of many, I have always implored my staff to provide the most courteous service to our patrons… Continue reading
What is the point of Salmonfest? To celebrate salmon, enjoy live music, delicious food and tasty drinks in the company of friends and family? To… Continue reading
Thank you Homer
Recreation Group I spent my summer in Homer with family and enjoyed the Homer recreation program. It kept me active throughout the… Continue reading
For the last seven months Set Free Alaska has been pursuing the development and launch of a residential treatment center for men in Homer. During… Continue reading
Understanding the Permanent Fund I am continually surprised and dismayed that so many Alaskans don’t seem to understand the difference between the Alaska Permanent Fund… Continue reading
Learning to ride a horse takes time and patience. Years ago to earn money to pay for college, I worked as a female counselor at… Continue reading
Back in 1981, two members of the Harvard Negotiation Project, Roger Fisher and William Ury, published a small book called “Getting to Yes: Negotiating Agreement… Continue reading
The 2019 - 2020 school year is here and we are ready. The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District team is thrilled to welcome back students,… Continue reading
Vance has failed voters Rep. Sarah Vance has failed the voters of our district miserably. She has had little if any contact with her constituents.… Continue reading
As co-founder and lead educator for Kachemak Crane Watch, I enjoy writing articles and producing films for public education about sandhill crane behavior; facilitate citizen… Continue reading
Editor’s note: Due to a typesetting error, the words “for government” were left out in this Adolf Hitler quote in the second-to-last paragraph, “What great… Continue reading
An Open Letter to the People of Alaska Dear friends and neighbors, We take seriously our obligation to build and sustain communities so that Alaskans… Continue reading
Senior year of high school is a whirlwind blur of deadlines, grades, and most importantly, applications. After all, the best way to tell someone about… Continue reading
