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The Kevin Bell Mites take to the ice Sunday during Kevin Bell Day. Bell, who died in 2008, was a driving force behind Homer hockey.-Photo by Aaron Carpenter, Homer News

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Hot Ice Action

 

From left to right, Chelsa Johnson of Homer, Mike Olsen of Kodiak and Raymond Tepp of Kenai hold up their winning king salmon. Olsen won first place with a prize of $27,762 for a 30.40-pound fish, Johnson won second place with a prize of $18,508 for a 28.60-pound fish and Tepp won third place with a prize of $14,542 for a 26.50-pound fish. Tepp won first place in 2014, and wears the NOMAR champion vest. He presented Olsen with this year’s vest. A record 1,321 anglers fished. For complete story, go to Homer News.com.-Photo by Aaron Carpenter, Homer News

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Kodiak fisherman wins winter king tournament

Fishing by himself at an undisclosed location he described as “out in the water,” Kodiak fisherman Mike Olsen…

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Trees are gone

The city has cut down my trees. I hope they are happy.   Kim Koppen

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Misplaced priority on qualifications

Groovy job, council and mayor. I just gotta agree with you: Eloquence should definitely be the No. 1…

Bundled up against a chilly wind, Morgan and Quinn Kelly have bags in hand to collect candy during last Saturday morning’s Anchor Point Snow Rondi parade. -Photo by McKibben Jackinsky, Homer News

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No-so Snow Rondi

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Vortex soccer teams registration due March 15

Kenai Peninsula Borough Mayor Mike Navarre, far left, poses with past and current Kachemak Emergency Services board members at an open house Jan. 31 for the new Diamond Ridge Fire Station. From left to right are Navarre, Dave Bachrach, Pat Johnson, Milli Martin, KES Chief Bob Cicciarella, Matt Schneyer and Jeff Middleton.

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Open for service

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Going show opens Friday

Going show opens Friday Artist and writer Jo Going’s show, “Still and Again: An Interface of Words and…

students in Lila Johnson’s second-grade class at Chapman School carol at Anchor River Inn Store-Photos by Michael Armstrong and McKibben Jackinsky, Homer News; and Derotha Ferraro

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Creating Cheer

Zane Barth, 1st Grade, Paul Banks Elementary

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Counting our Blessings

How We Voted

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How We Voted

Princess Aliyah Adams is given a sparkly butterfly tattoo done by Marian Ford while Mara Adams and Rei Beams look on.-Photo by McKibben Jackinsky, Homer News

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Scaring Up Some Fun

Columns from Homer mayoral candidates

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Columns from Homer mayoral candidates

Sarno: Involve citizens, youth  My mayoral office hours will be 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday through Friday.…