Community
Police Reports
Homer Police Feb. 24 A caller at 1:18 a.m. asked police to do a welfare check on a…
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Business Briefs
‘Through the Sausage Grinder’ topic for next Homer chamber luncheon Ralph Samuels, a businessman and candidate for governor…
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So far, there’s been no rush of customers for natural gas
Enstar Natural Gas has chosen a contractor — Chumley Inc. of Sterling — to construct a trunk line…
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Busy legislative session reaches halfway point
Begun Jan. 15, this year’s legislative session is halfway toward its April 14 adjournment. Representing areas of the…
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Troopers
Jan. 15Alaska State Troopers at 5:10 p.m. went to a car crash near Mile 162 Sterling Highway in…
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Industry Outlook Forum comes to Homer
The Kenai Peninsula Economic Development District’s “Industry Outlook Forum” is coming to town, with a two-day event at…
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Enstar awards contract for constructing trunk line
There’s progress being made in Enstar Natural Gas’ plans to construct a trunk line to bring natural gas…
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News Briefs
SPH Foundation holds annual meeting at 3:30 p.m. Monday The annual meeting of the South Peninsula Hospital Foundation…
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DOT plan bad for moose, people
The Department of Transportation’s brush-cutting activity is making Kenai Peninsula roads more dangerous for moose/vehicle collisions. The DOT…
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Legislative offices relocate to more visible space
On Friday, signs went up announcing new digs for the Legislative Information Office and the offices of Rep.…
Community
Troopers
Dec. 10Cordova Fish and Wildlife Troopers cited a 22-year-old Homer man for commercial fishing during a closed period…
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Kasilof man convicted of two 1998 murders dies in prison
Robert V. Freeman, a Kasilof man who was sentenced in 1999 for murdering two Kenai Peninsula women, died…
Community
Troopers
Nov. 17Alaska State Troopers at 9:54 p.m. made a traffic stop on a 52-year-old Ninilchik man driving a…