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Aphids plague spruce stands

Bad bugs attacking the forest have become a recurring nightmare for Alaska. The latest alarm comes from Halibut…

Sport fishing scofflaws stretch limits of intelligence, common sense

Outdoors & Recreation

Sport fishing scofflaws stretch limits of intelligence, common sense

N ormally I don’t get into to the area of investments but after reading the Alaska Wildlife Trooper’s…

Sidney Flora of Homer waits at Williamsport for the F/V Eagle Claw to get hauled out on the way to Bristol Bay. Sidney is getting ready for her first fishing season with her father Louie and uncle Jonathan Flora.

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By road, lake, river: Boats make their way to Bristol Bay fishing

PILE BAY — It’s noon. Iliamna Lake is calm and half a dozen fishermen are sitting around in…

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Student grateful for scholarships

Throughout the last months of my high school career, I was very lucky to have many generous businesses…

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Research Reserve gets new partner

More than a year ago, things looked bleak for the Kachemak Bay Research Reserve. The House Subcommittee on…

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Troopers

June 1 Alaska State Troopers at 1:35 p.m. received a report of a burglary and theft at an…

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Grant helps keep nonprofit going

On behalf of Kachemak Bay Family Planning Clinic and the R.E.C. Room (a Youth Resource & Enrichment Co-op),…

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Writers’ conference success from opening to last chapter

The Kachemak Bay Campus of Kenai Peninsula College would like to extend its sincerest appreciation and gratitude to…

You never know what you might see when you’re fishing — or watching

Outdoors & Recreation

You never know what you might see when you’re fishing — or watching

I need to start this column with a warning: There is a despicable sneak thief roaming the Homer…

Poet Afaa Michael Weaver reads from his work Sunday at Alice’s Champagne Palce.-Photo by Shana Loshbaugh

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Writing faculty inspires aspiring authors during annual conference

An exuberant mood ruled the 14th Kachemak Bay Writers’ Conference, held June 12-16 in Homer. The public readings…

Haze from the Sockeye Fire near Willow obscures the sun as it sets over Cook Inlet on Monday night as seen from Diamond Ridge. By Wednesday morning, the Sockeye Fire had burned 7,500 acres. On the central Kenai Peninsula, firefighters are working to contain the 2,000-acre Card Street fire.-Photo by Michael Armstrong, Homer News

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Red flag warning lifted for peninsula

Updated 10:40 a.m. June 18 to add that campfires are now prohibited. Lessening winds and higher humidity caused…

Anchor River looks like it’s making a comeback

Outdoors & Recreation

Anchor River looks like it’s making a comeback

It’s always righteous to be able to start out a column on the upbeat although things may slide…

Dolores “Dee” Hanrahan

Obituaries

Delores “Dee” M. Hanrahan

Delores M. “Dee” Hanrahan, 73, died peacefully from cancer at the South Peninsula Hospital in Homer on May…