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Iditarod shortens ceremonial start because of lack of snow

ANCHORAGE (AP) — A lack of snow in Alaska’s largest city has led the world’s most famous sled…

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Some school cuts certain; district waits for legislative budget action

The district expects to hear from the state Legislature about how much money it will get April 27,…

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Bill threatens senior tax break

A bill introduced Feb. 24 by Rep. Paul Seaton, R-Homer, would allow local governments to choose whether they…

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HEA board nomination period open

Homer Electric Association (HEA) is accepting nominations from members interested in running for a seat on the cooperative’s…

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Assembly approves pot rules

The night before entrepreneurs across Alaska were able to apply for marijuana business licenses, the Kenai Peninsula Borough…

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In Brief

Panel advances national checks  for pot business applicants JUNEAU — A state Senate committee has advanced legislation that…

Homer High seniors Kyle Carroll, Lindsey Schneider and Aurora Waclawski were recognized by the National Merit Scholarship Program for academic acheivement. Waclawski placed as a National Merit Scholar, while Carroll and Schneider were named Commended Students.-Photo by Anna Frost, Homer News

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3 Homer students earn high academic ranking

Three Homer High School students sit on a peak of academic achievement as part of the top 10…

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NONPROFIT NEEDS

Editor’s Note: Every month to accompany the Pay It Forward column, which is coordinated by The Homer Foundation,…

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Policy allows vehicle use for seasonal coal picking

A new beach policy passed at the Feb. 8 Homer City Council meeting came back for reconsideration at…

Jordan Michelle speaks against a ban on commercial cannabis in the city of Homer at the Homer City Council meeting on Monday.-Photo by Michael Armstrong, Homer News

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Measure calling for city vote on pot sales moves forward

Editor’s note: The article has been changed to correct the name of Walter Swearingen and to clarify his…

The Pratt Museum won two awards for its Winter Carnival float reminding parade watchers that the museum offers tide pooling guides to help explore Kachemak Bay shores all year-round and even foul weather doesn’t stop fish feeding at the Pratt Museum Marine Gallery every Tuesday and Friday at 4 p.m.-Photo by Anna Frost, Homer News

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Carnival taps into sunny side of a Homer winter

Homer’s Winter Carnival last weekend combined the wacky and inventive with some wishful thinking. Despite the dreary, and…

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Film fest shows next week

The 2015 Anchorage International Film Festival shows next week at the Homer Theatre starting at 6 p.m. on…

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Police warn about thefts from cars

Homer Police last week put out an alert asking residents to be on the alert for thefts from…