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Entrepreneur brings home national skills
Running a small business is tough, with national surveys showing high attrition rates. Homer certainly has turnover and…
Community
Wild Shore fest designed to inspire, create new music
What do you hear when the tide rushes in or deviously trickles out? A soothing change of pace?…
Obituaries
Frank Mullen
Frank Mullen, 65, died at the UW Medical Center on July 7, 2015, surrounded by his family, after…
Community
Orchestra plans multifaceted, multimedia performances
Editor’s Note: This story has been edited to correct the spelling of Tomoka Raften’s name and to show…
News
KHLT says thanks
Kachemak Heritage Land Trust would like to thank the Jack and Mary Lentfer Fund, a donor advised fund…
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Kachemak Heritage Land Trust Celebrates Anchor river
This evening there’s a party in Anchor Point. The Kachemak Heritage Land Trust (KHLT) is hosting “Take Me…
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GOOD OL’ FASHIONED FUN FOR THE FOURTH
This year, the Fourth of July falls on Saturday, which means some good news for celebrants on the…
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Council opposes Navy’s exercises
The Homer City Council set an apparent record at its regular Monday night meeting with what may be…
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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…
Sports
Sports in Brief
Ninilchik scramble puts spotlight on decline of area’s razor clams The Ninilchik Chamber of Commerce ran its first…
News
Burn ban continues
Firefighters and Homer Police responded to numerous calls last week for people burning campfires, but otherwise the lower…
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Export program spared from budget cuts
For growers in the Kenai Peninsula’s developing agriculture industries, exporting internationally is still an option. A Division of…
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Extreme conditions make it imperative to obey no burning, no fireworks rules
With the second year of little snowfall, the Homer area is seeing unprecedented conditions for wildfire. The recent…