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Voting under way in local election
The municipal election is just around the corner, Tuesday, to be exact. However, for those who anticipate not…
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Old Town neighbors look to stop abuses of beach
Illegal camping, late-night partying, reckless driving, drug dealing and trash on Bishop’s Beach: It all adds up to…
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HERC gym hums with busy-ness
The sounds of friendly pickleball competition fill the air inside the gym that is part of the HERC,…
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HEA announces Friday outage
Homer Electric Association has announced a planned outage in the Lakeshore Drive/Ocean Drive/Bay Avenue area of Homer on…
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Begich to hold Town Hall meet
Sen. Mark Begich, D-Alaska, holds a Town Hall meeting from 4 to 5 p.m. Sunday at the Homer…
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ADF&G biologist charged with moose hunting violations
An Alaska Department of Fish and Game biologist has been charged with two violations related to a moose…
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Council picks committee to screen job applicants
Wanted: Chief administrative officer to manage a large lower Kenai Peninsula corporation with an $18 million budget. Supervisory…
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Wrede is longest serving manager in city’s history
Following Homer City Manager Walt Wrede’s announcement last week that he will not seek renewal of his employment…
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Hospice of Homer annual training starts Saturday
I was fortunate to be able to participate in the Hospice of Homer volunteer training. The staff and volunteers…
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Homer church hosts Financial Peace University
Dave Ramsey’s Financial Peace University, a nine-week course that provides individuals and families with practical tools to gain…
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Roof-top garden
Jack Polster plants vegetables on the roof, and has a bumper crop of kale. Anyone wishing to get…
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Homer city manager gives notice
Homer City Manager Walt Wrede will not seek renewal of his employment contract. In a letter sent to…