News
KPBSD reverses budget cuts after Dunleavy approves one-time funding increase
The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District will operate under a budget without any cuts during the next school…
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Homer Foundation appoints new executive director
The Homer Foundation board of directors has named Stacey Schultz as the new executive director, according to a…
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Commission rejects permanent use of dipnets in Cook Inlet setnet fisheries
Emergency approval of dipnets will remain effective into September
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Kenai man pleads guilty to threatening U.S. Senator
Sentencing is set for Oct. 1, where Graham will face up to five years in prison
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Assembly tables bed tax, will pick a date for further consideration at next meeting
The resolution says that the proposed borough tax would be “up to” 12%
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Kenai Airport can support expansion, study says
New services could include a direct line to Seattle
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City continues cruise ship evaluation
The June 28 landing of the Westerdam will provide key data for Homer handling of larger ships
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‘No point in cutting with dull knives’
Market fixture Wilson’s Proper Edge a unique mobile tool-sharpening service
Sports
Homer athlete qualifies for Olympic Cycling team
Faulkner said her youth in Alaska contributed to her position with the Olympics now.
News
Kasilof River dipnetting area widened
The increase in area is justified by high passage of sockeye salmon on the river
Community
Carla Klinker to teach nettle fiber workshop at the Pratt Museum
Homer multimedia artist Carla Klinker will teach a nettle fiber workshop at the Pratt Museum on June 29…
Community
‘Spit Tunes,’ a local musical comedy, opens at Alice’s Tuesday
Sally Oberstein and Michael McKinney’s “Spit Tunes” musical comedy opens July 9 at 8 p.m. at Alice’s Champagne…
