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Alaska Supreme Court finds Griswold has standing in zoning case
The City will be incorporating the court’s interpretation in all of Homer’s pending proceedings.
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Woodin resigns as South Peninsula Hospital CEO
Woodin was appointed by the SPH Operating Board in February 2018
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Court of Appeals upholds sexual assault conviction; remands to court issue of sentencing
The Alaska Court of Appeals has upheld the conviction of a Fairbanks man who sexually assaulted a Homer…
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Former SPH nurses allege age discrimination
They claim SPH management personnel planned to force the plaintiffs to leave because of their age
Life
‘Knocking on Heaven’s Door’ exhibit honors art and life of John Fenske
“Knocking on Heaven’s Door” opened April 5 in the Pioneer Hall Commons gallery at Kachemak Bay Campus.
Sports
Birding: the universal outdoors activity
Like many imported Alaskans, I have a long list of outdoor activities I acquired after moving here in…
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Vance apologizes for video bashing high school students
Following uproar over a video that some Homer High School students called condescending, Rep. Sarah Vance, R-Homer, removed…
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Gov’s budget draws both concern and praise from local legislators
“There isn’t anybody at this point who says ‘We approve that total budget.’”
Life
Garden Club publishes new guide
More than 10 years after its last edition, the Homer Garden Club in December released an updated and…
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Hayden named publisher of Peninsula Clarion, Homer News
Hayden, 62, moved to Alaska from Cambridge Springs, Pennsylvania.
Life
Group quilt exhibit shows collaboration on every work
It’s not uncommon for Homer art galleries to feature group shows. It’s also not uncommon for shows to…
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Borough gets ACLU bill of $80,000
The Kenai Peninsula Borough will pay $80,000 in attorney’s fees to the American Civil Liberties Union-Alaska as a…
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Ninilchik man indicted for attempted murder
The Kenai Grand Jury last month indicted a Ninilchik man for three counts of attempted murder stemming from…
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Big issues in Legislature will be PFD, budget cuts, Stevens says
Heading into his 19th year as a state senator, Sen. Gary Stevens, R-Kodiak, has some advice for Homer’s…
Life
10 x 10 show encourages collecting, gifting
Like some other Homer galleries, Bunnell Street Arts Center periodically opens up its walls to community art. With…
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DNR commissioner rescinds adoption of new Kachemak Bay parks management plan
The new Department of Natural Resources commissioner on Friday rescinded a last-minute adoption of the Kachemak Bay State…
Sports
Out of the Office: Don’t wait for snow or ice — just get outside
Now would be the time when an enterprising outdoors columnist writes about all the wonderful winter sports to…
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Troopers apprehend armed man on highway near Ninilchik
Alaska State Troopers on Sunday have taken into custody an armed man involved in a stand-off this morning…
Life
‘Time Traveling’ shows Wearable Arts of past, present and maybe future
The Homer Fiber Arts Collective and Bunnell Street Arts Center powered up its time machine last Saturday for…
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KPB Assembly to consider invocation issue
At its Nov. 20 meeting, the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly will consider two questions for its invocation policy: