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Coast Guard cleans wreckage of sunken vessel in Cook Inlet
It is unclear when the wreckage of the F/V Six will be pulled out of Cook Inlet, however…
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Always getting ready
A sandhill crane hides behind a rose bush on a Homer lawn. Kachemak Crane Watch is doing its…
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Alaska’s congressional delegation on Syria:
Sen Lisa Murkowski: “Sen. Murkowski is extremely concerned about the attacks that killed over 1,400 Syrians and the…
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Obama urges action against Syria for use of chemical weapons
STOCKHOLM (AP) — President Barack Obama says the international community and Congress’s credibility are on the line if…
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Full-day agenda planned for school board in Homer
The nine-member Kenai Peninsula School Board will make its once-a-year visit to Homer on Monday. A full agenda…
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Teen pleads to lesser charge in fake bomb incident
A Homer teen pleaded guilty last Wednesday to a reduced charge in a fake bomb incident that happened…
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Donations add more improvements to park
Who can forget the wide-eyed excitement of youngsters attending the ribbon-cutting marking completion of a community-wide rebuild of…
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Blessing the kayaks
During Tamamta Katurlluta: A Gathering of Native Tradition held in Homer last weekend, (see first of three photos)…
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Enstar begins energizing lines in downtown
The ceremonial valve turning in July of a natural gas meter at South Peninsula Hospital drew a crowd…
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Resetarits hearing continued again; Murphy gives another 30 days
Despite a warning last month that she would need to see progress on a resolution in the case…
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A year later: Have we changed?
Almost a year after a large East End Road teenage drinking party turned ugly, with one boy sexually…
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Homer teen pleads guilty to lesser charge in fake bomb incident
A Homer teen pleaded guilty on Wednesday to a reduced charge in a fake bomb incident that happened…
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Chips to fly this weekend in chainsaw competition
This is the eighth year Seldovia will be host for a fabulous display of art in motion, the…