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Subsistence board: no kings for Kenai gillnet fishery
The upcoming subsistence gillnet fishery on the Kenai River can target sockeye, but kings are off limits. An…
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Algal bloom not harmful, tapering off, say experts
A huge algal bloom present in the Pacific Ocean from Monterey Bay, Calif., to Alaska has been seen…
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Facebook pics lead to charges against guide
A Soldotna sportfish charter captain bragging about his clients’ catch on Facebook has led to the captain being…
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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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Within spitting distance to adventure
When you’re standing at the tip of the Spit, you’re already four-and-a-half miles into Kachemak Bay. But the…
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No injuries when boat burns
A 22-foot Chris Craft boat burned to the waterline and sank on the Fourth of July off Yukon…
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Homer sees big cut in jail contract with state
Homer scofflaws expecting “three hots and a cot” — three meals and a bed — when arrested by…
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New bay tour offers science, sightseeing
All we needed were red knit caps. On a recent weekday tour of Kachemak Bay, I felt like…
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Fourth of July Events
Anchor Point July 4 12:30 p.m. July Fourth parade lineup Silver King Campground, Anchor Point Road 1 p.m.…
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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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Definition of families should include more supportive adults for children
I would like to talk about community health, but I am not a health professional. Let me make…
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Salty Dawg more than just another watering hole
Most of the traffic at the Salty Dawg at 11 a.m. on a recent Monday consists of tourists…
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Woman arrested for heroin, reckless driving
A reckless driver in a Jeep Cherokee on Pioneer Avenue about 8 p.m. June 25 prompted two people…