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‘Homestead Kids’ remember early days
“We called her ‘hillbillies’ and we were fishermen, but she called us ‘beach rats.’”
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Kachemak Cuisine: New Orleans barbecue shrimp makes a great holiday dish
Huge, juicy shrimp dripping with butter, garlic, Worcestershire sauce, and spices
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Kachemak Cuisine: The experts agree: Don’t mess with Thanksgiving traditions
Thanksgiving and Christmas are not the times when you should exercise your kitchen skills.
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New Pratt book gives personal history of Homer
Using narratives and family photographs, the book covers the 60 years of Homer’s growth.
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Kachemak Cuisine: Spice up Thanksgiving with butternut squash salad
From year to year, the guests at our table may have changed, but the food served hasn’t much…
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KBC students explore color in Freeman painting class
The bright, dynamic colors illustrate a technique that dates back to the Old Masters.
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Kachemak Cuisine: Cooking with pumpkin and squash is perfect for rainy fall days
Fall brings us pumpkins, squash, mushrooms, cranberries, apples and pears. I love them all.
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Kachemak Cuisine: Wisconsin visit inspires Dutch baby ham-and-cheese recipe
I wanted to share a gloriously puffed-up Parmesan, Fontina, and country ham-studded Dutch baby.
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Dunleavy budget cuts prompt Kacheamak Bay Writers’ Conference to take 1-year hiatus
The hiatus comes in the midst of budget cuts to the University of Alaska imposed by Gov. Dunleavy.
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Out of loss, New York writer seeks to find ‘more good’
Her journey started with an act of kindness in the midst of horrible tragedy.
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A conversation with Doc Fest co-founder Jamie Sutton
The 16th annual Homer Documentary Film Festival begins Thursday.
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Kachemak Cuisine: Unusual hot days call for cool treat like Raspberry Swamp Pie
What in the world are we all going to do with all the raspberries we picked and froze?
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Salmonfest returns with renewed vigor over things to fight for, and against
Festival organizers and volunteers brought activist and advocacy workers to the stage as well.
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Ani DiFranco to headline Salmonfest
Annual festival returns with increased camping space, costume contest and more
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Walker’s paintings seek ‘a sense of the past and the present’
In encaustic painting, artists melt a media of beeswax and damar to about 220 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Fritz Creek artist receives Rasmuson award — again
She is one of 25 Alaska artists to receive a $7,500 Project Award.
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Pratt reopens with more accessibility
“Accessibility and collections care were the main priorities — and visitor experience”
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Pier One season opens with Wilde play
First performed in 1893, ‘An Ideal Husband’ takes place at a London dinner party.
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Gordon writes sprawling book of life in Alaska
In his 76 years of rough-and-tumble living, Halibut Cove writer Mike Gordon has come to be known as…
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‘Choir for Peace’ will be community art, music event
Performs at 7 p.m. May 3 and 4 at the Mariner Theatre in Homer.