Seeing is believing Dear Editor, Listening is not always hearing, but seeing is believing. I listened to the Homer City Council meeting on July 1.… Continue reading
As your community hospital, South Peninsula Hospital has been taking extreme measures to protect the health and wellbeing of our patients and staff during the… Continue reading
I am writing today to let the people of Homer know about what it was like to try and participate in the unofficial Fourth of… Continue reading
Seniors need community support in pandemic Homer Senior Citizens Inc. has now been cleared for the novel coronavirus. Thank you to the dedicated, loyal, and… Continue reading
In the maritime business during a pandemic, the last thing anyone wants to see on the water is a vessel flying the “Yellow Jack,” the… Continue reading
At the invitation of Kathleen Gustafson, I had the opportunity to participate in KBBI’s first ever remote live stream Coffee Table last week. The topic… Continue reading
SPARC grateful for foundation support On behalf of the Board of Directors of SAH, Soccer, which operates the South Peninsula Athletic and Recreation Center, I… Continue reading
Homer Foundation helps seniors in pandemic relief The Anchor Point Senior Citizens Inc (APSCI) has been working hard to keep our seniors and residents connected… Continue reading
As Alaskans we are facing difficult challenges and uncertain times. As a state we are facing health and economic challenges not seen before, which makes… Continue reading
The League of Women Voters is in the process of celebrating the 100th anniversary of the passage of the 19th Amendment, a Constitutional Amendment that… Continue reading
Government always ends up the oppressor Hal Spence again spilled valuable ink in fulfilling another fool’s errand in his recent letter to the editor. Spence… Continue reading
Members of the public are encouraged to make their concerns known
Alaska’s fisheries belong to the people.
Members of the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly along with the borough mayor have embarked on a pointless effort to declare the borough a “Sanctuary for… Continue reading
Basic human decency long has seemed to me to be an indispensable element of our American character. Figure out what is the decent step in… Continue reading
Why I love Homer I was raised in Moose Pass and after 27 years in Anchorage I moved to Homer in 95. The Tuesday after… Continue reading
We’re back. After almost 80 days of being closed to walk-in traffic, the Homer News opens today for limited hours and entrance. Our new hours… Continue reading
The police department is saddened and dismayed by the horrible conduct of a police officer in Minnesota last week which has left our country torn… Continue reading
Keep cats inside To cat owners: Cats need to be kept indoors all year, but it’s especially important in spring and summer when birds are… Continue reading
Bonjour ! Or, in English, hello. Sitting in my garden, during this quarantine due to COVID-19, I took time to look back over my life… Continue reading
