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Court hearing rescheduled
A hearing was continued to Aug. 28 in the case of Zachary Fraley, 18, the former Homer High…
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Homer man indicted in 2012 boat fire case
After the prosecution withdrew a plea agreement on Aug. 14 in the case of Makai “Mike” Martushoff, 59,…
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Fugitives arrested after traffic stop for broken brake light
A couple wanted on grand theft charges in Florida will be extradited south after Alaska State Troopers made…
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Dog’s job opens world for blind
Walking down Pioneer Avenue with his German shepherd, Rick Malley is just cruising. Malley doesn’t slow down, not…
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Council works on wish list
What should be on the city’s list of legislative requests? That was the topic of conversation during the…
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RV, car crash injures four
A Utah man remains in serious condition at Providence Medical Center, Anchorage, after being injured in a car…
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Abuser faces new charges
A Homer man convicted of attempting to sexually abuse a girl under age 13 faces new charges related…
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3 Homer youths to participate in World Wilderness Congress
For Traven Apiki, a 2012 Homer High School graduate, maintaining a close relationship to the outdoors and encouraging…
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School district likely to change policy on electronic devices
Due to a new policy to be adopted by the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District, students may soon…
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State withdraws plea agreement in boat arson case
The prosecution withdrew a plea agreement last Wednesday, Aug. 14, in the case of Makai “Mike” Martushoff, 59.…
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Priest tells story of social activism
On a drizzly Saturday afternoon at WKFL Park — a park donated to Homer by Brother Asaiah Bates,…
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Friday’s rain slows, doesn’t stop fair fun
Sure it rained on Friday. And yes, the wind blew. But no, it didn’t stop the Kenai Peninsula.…
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Six schools earn five stars
Six Kenai Peninsula schools, including three on the lower peninsula, have earned a five-star rating, the highest available,…