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Cops tase man in arrest

Homer Police Officer Jacob Ruebelmann last Saturday shot twice with a Taser a man at a Pioneer Avenue…

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Marshals capture man

U.S. Marshals last week arrested in Tacoma, Wash., a former Port Graham man charged with first-degree sexual assault…

Senator Mark Begich

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Begich focuses on healthy state economy

Neither rain nor snow could deter Homer area residents from attending a town hall meeting with Sen. Mark…

‘Give and take’ secret for this long-term pair  of lovebirds

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‘Give and take’ secret for this long-term pair of lovebirds

On Valentine’s Day, couples all over the world declare their love for each other. Some say it with…

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Council OKs gas build-out

Moments before the Homer City Council finally voted on an ordinance creating the Natural Gas Homer Special Assessment…

Homer skier takes bronze at world games

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Homer skier takes bronze at world games

The 2013 Special Olympics World Winter Games in PyeongChang, South Korea, are officially over, and local cross-country skier…

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Enstar holds plumbing, heating code meeting Feb. 13

The plumbing and heating contractor’s code will be discussed by Enstar Natural Gas at a meeting at Bidarka…

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Peninsula welcomes responsible development

“Cook Inlet — Energy for All Alaska” was the theme of the 2013 Industry Outlook Forum, organized by…

Charlie Trowbridge hold Mitch Seavey's dogs as he arrives at McNeil Canyon Elementary School, the halfway  mark of the 2013 Tustumena 200.

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Seavey gets first T200 win

The sled dogs pulled Mitch Seavey to the finish line and the veteran musher smiled. He appeared comfortable…

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Oil, gas companies outline plans for Kenai Peninsula, Cook Inlet

By McKibben Jackinsky AND MICHAEL ARMSTRONGSTAFF WRITERS “It’s great being in Homer again,” said homeboy John Hendrix in…

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City insurance won’t pay for sewage flood damage

The city of Homer’s insurance provider won’t pay for damages to homes hit by a mid-January sewage flood.…

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Borough wants public input on land grant

Kenai Peninsula Borough officials are asking for the public’s help picking out which state lands the borough should…

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Snowmachine easement case settled — finally

Sixteen-feet wide. That’s the final number and detail in a 14-year dispute between members of the Snomads snowmachine…