SOLDOTNA — They couldn’t have timed it better. As the last of the interagency team of invasive northern pike killers stepped off Derks Lake on… Continue reading
The first time the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission published an environmental impact statement under its current process, the proposed project was based in Nikiski —… Continue reading
This winter, our local Big Brothers Big Sisters program will have the opportunity to work on developing a new revenue development plan through a Foraker… Continue reading
The festival runs for a full week and the individual movies are scheduled so that attendees can see them all. Festival Discount passes are $55… Continue reading
Kenai Peninsula Borough Mayor Mike Navarre is no stranger to campaigns. All told, this is his tenth, including his years in the Alaska State Legislature… Continue reading
The Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly moved smoothly and quickly through the agenda of its regular meeting held in Homer on Tuesday. The biggest attention-getter of… Continue reading
Center for Alaskan Coastal Studies CoastWalkSeptember-OctoberSign up at CACS, Smokey Bay WayOr call 235-667Started: November 1984Beaches first walked: Anchor Point to Diamond Creek gulch; McKeon… Continue reading
The Associated Press KETCHIKAN — A Canadian company is moving forward with plans for a new rare-earth metals mine at the end of Kendrick Bay… Continue reading
A federal judge has ordered the National Marine Fisheries Service to prepare a supplemental environmental assessment for the revised marine observer program that was implemented… Continue reading
One has only to look as far as the Homer Garden Club for a definition of “perennial.” The club’s roots can be found in a… Continue reading
Around the lower Kenai Peninsula as the calendar page turns to August, evidence of an early season can be seen in the hills and meadows.… Continue reading
Who would have thought that those flamboyant peonies down at the Homer Farmers Market could get you a trip to the White House? Well, Rita… Continue reading
The National Marine Fisheries Service is working on a draft policy that could incorporate more consideration of marine recreational fishing in management actions. The agency,… Continue reading
The city of Homer has settled with two of three property owners who filed claims in a sewer line backup that pushed raw sewage into… Continue reading
Less than a week after one of his primary opponents, Joe Miller, spoke in Homer for Father’s Day, last Thursday Dan Sullivan visited town for… Continue reading
WASHINGTON — The Federal Aviation Administration said Tuesday it has granted the first permission for commercial drone flights over land, the latest effort by the… Continue reading
I was recently asked a very simple question: What is the best thing happening in your garden right now? Without missing a beat I replied:… Continue reading
In April, dozens of local citizens, businesses, non-profits and government agencies came together to participate in the Ninth Annual Electronics Recycling Event, a program of… Continue reading
Homer Middle School art students are learning a powerful lesson about environmental footprints and collaboration with a giant art project destined to become a permanent… Continue reading
Cook Inletkeeper announces the Ninth Annual Homer Electronics Recycling Day will take place from 10 a.m.-3p.m. Saturday at Spenard Builders Supply. Electronic waste is the… Continue reading
