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Cook Inlet oil companies big users of state tax credit reimbursements

Presenters at a June 17 joint meeting of the House and Senate Resource Committees identified Cook Inlet companies…

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State purchase of Fairbanks gas company expected to shave rates

Nearly six months after the idea was announced, the Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority board of directors…

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Area’s young entrepreneurs will sell their wares Saturday

Here is another reason for me to heap praise on the Homer Farmers Market. The community-building atmosphere there…

This map and photo shows the location of BlueCrest Energy’s Cosmopolitan oil project near Mile 151 Sterling Highway. The project would be in an old gravel pit.

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Construction gets under way on Cosmopolitan development

Construction started this month with dirt work at the Cosmopolitan oil development project near Mile 151 Sterling Highway…

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Homer Electric Association is requesting a rate change in its quarterly filings with the Regulatory Commission of Alaska. In its

Pebble Limited Partnership’s lawsuit against the Environmental Protection Agency will continue as a federal judge denied the agency’s…

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HEA requests slight rate decrease for third quarter

Homer Electric Association is requesting a rate change in its quarterly filings with the Regulatory Commission of Alaska.…

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Alaska film tax credit program comes to end

JUNEAU — It’s a wrap for Alaska’s film tax credit program. Legislation repealing the program has been signed…

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Rural housing program marks 50-year milestone

Peppered around the Central Kenai Peninsula are islands of housing units easily attained by low-income, first-time homebuyers. No…

Harbormaster Bryan Hawkins, left, holds down the line after a sail was raised at the ceremonial opening of the new Harbor Office last Thursday. Helping him from left to right are Port and Harbor Commissioner Michael Stockburger, Homer City council member Bryan Zak, Port and Harbor Commissioner Catherine Ulmer, former council member Barbara Howard and Homer Mayor Beth Wythe. Hawkins said he chose raising a sail instead of a ribbon cutting in keeping with the harbor theme.-Photo by Michael Armstrong, Homer News

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It’s official: New harbor office open for business

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Legislators approve budget

ANCHORAGE — After months of negotiations, the Alaska Legislature on Thursday approved a $5 billion budget that reduces…

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With state budget approved, school district now faces $3-million deficit

The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District is projecting a deficit of $3 million for the upcoming school year,…

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Farmers Market

People come to Homer every year to have some kind of vacation adventure. There is always something for…

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State public radio listeners to lose Fairbanks reports

Homer residents who listen to public radio will hear no reporting from Fairbanks after July 1. On Monday,…