Homer, AK News

• Homer, AK News
• Homer gasline approved
• Brown bear spotted on Greer Road
• Tiglax gets tied up in first sign of federal budget cuts
• HoPP recruiting volunteers all week
• FYI news briefs & announcements – May 16
• City pursues $5 million port-harbor revenue bond
• Homer’s 7th annual bike to work week
• Japan’s nuclear loss is Alaska’s natural gas gain
• Letters – May 16
• Take time to build healthy women
• Chasing ambulances, dog teams and fish for 30 years
• Excavator accident takes local man’s life
• Shorebird Festival launches a flight of its own
• Kenai Peninsula School District won’t see red after all
• Author Mark Obmascik talks about ‘The Big Year’
• HoWL DiRtBaGs Clean Up Homer
• FYI News briefs & announcements – May 9
• Community News – May 9
• Three Homer teachers sweep BP awards
• This Mother’s Day, think of lifetime financial moves to help kids
• Tsunami debris reaches Montague
• ‘No’ to $2 head tax on tourists
• iPods pair young with elderly for scientific study
• Young GED grad’s paths converge on brighter life
• Graduation week celebrates more than 30 degrees
• FYI News briefs & announcements – May 2
• Emergency response funding faces better future
• Welcome back to the earth
• Business as usual, or cautionary tale?
• Pebble Partnership’s quake data lacking
• Community News – April 25
• VISTA volunteer helps growers sprout
• ‘Jubilee:’ Still counting after 25 years
• Even with low rates, you can invest for income
• Homer City Council: Time to talk about gasline
• Taj Mahal show packs audiences to the brim
• Bird poets prepare for shorebird production
• Dirtbags plan to clean up Homer, raise funds
• Top Popeyes make short work of opponents
• Police Report – April 25
• For the Record – April 18
• Police Report – April 18
• Redrawn maps impact election ahead
• Foundation gives $8,720 to youth
• Sports Briefs – April 18
• Down East dusts away broomball competition
• ‘Chicken Every Sunday’ offers tasty adventure
• Math minds converge at Homer Middle School
• Arts Briefs – April 18
• Predator control advocate rejected by Legislature
• A fresh face: City council appoints Beau Burgess
• Catch a $3 ride around town soon
• Kachemak City grows by voluntary annexation
• Murkowski: Hard times ahead
• Supreme Court rules on ACT case
• FYI News briefs & announcements – April 11
• Strengthening Families Week of Young Child
• Halibut Cove salmon pens cause worry
• Reply to Alaska AG Geraghty
• Take message of hope from warning
• Pebble approaches permitting
• Shooting of firearms not allowed in city limits
• Here’s a Homer derby shoppers can love
• Landlords must pay higher water/sewer or pass along to tenant
• Signage rules spelled out before summer
• FYI – News briefs & announcements – April 4
• News Briefs – April 4
• Foreign exchange students share meal, stories
• Hospital art, giant florals, quilts greet spring
• Community news – April 4
• Lower income renters stuck with new water rates
• Moose don’t mix with dogs, people
• Who gets the city’s contracts?
• New Halibut Cove pink run hits incompatibility snag
• Carmen Field: Lifelong learner
• Glacierview teens, adults use spring break for service
• ‘It is only a test’ tsunami drill today
• FYI – News briefs & announcements – Mar. 28
• Grimms’ beware: Carefully enter the woods
• Art and education briefs – Mar. 28
• Tax bills rise out of sight, anger residents
• When bedbugs bite – who you gonna call?
• Snowfall for winter 2012 closes in on record
• Dogs, skiers beware of hunter’s traps on the peninsula
• Haven House director moves forward to new position
• Homer Electric returns capital credits to members
• Harbingers of Spring returning
• Sue Lewis shares a century of birthdays
• FYI News briefs & announcements – Mar. 21
• Community news – Mar. 21
• Northern Lights continue to dazzle
• Opening up about clams: Scientist’s partnership with Port Graham, Nanwalek finds answers
• Councilman Hogan resigns after water-sewer ‘no’ vote
• ‘Let’s get ready to rumble …’
• St. Paddy’s Day Winter King Derby a go
• FYI – News briefs & announcements – Mar. 14
• Community news – Mar. 14
• Letters – Mar. 14
• Sharing the falls, windfalls
• Telephone survey on alcohol use
• Homeless, hungry and needing help
• Men caught trapping lynx illegally
• Scientist helps others escape the ivory tower
• Dog renamed ‘Lucky’ after being left for dead
• Spring Break: Don’t just sit there … do something
• Contract negotiations hammered out at KPBSD
• State nominates WHE for Blue Ribbon Award
• FYI – News briefs & announcements – Mar. 7
• Community news – Mar. 7
• Letters – Mar. 7
• Events Calendar
• Captain admits giving drugs to teen girls
• ‘Acting’ up over borough spending
• Focus on schools part 6 – Flexing for the highest potential in school
• Flaring aurora fires up First Friday skies
• Hurdles clearing for Homer gasline
• FYI News briefs & announcements – Feb. 29
• Community News – Feb. 29
• Letters – Feb. 29
• Should we all duck and cover?
• Celebrating gratitude in Homer
• Scare makes worthy lessons
• Gun club to build better moose browse
• DDF team wins highest awards at state competition
• Focus on schools part 5 – Fireweed forges its own academic trails
• FYI News briefs & announcements – Feb. 22
• Homer Prevention Project gains $1 million
• Quilting a stitch in time
• Community News – Feb. 22
• Letters – Feb. 22
• Why moose numbers don’t add up for hunters
• City hears landlord water-sewer woes
• Council listens to town mothers
• Focus on Schools Part 4: Russian Old Believer schools balance identity, new challenges
• Out of the Woodwork breaks up winter in song
• FYI News briefs & announcements – Feb. 15
• Community news – Feb. 15
• Letters – Feb. 15
• On oil taxation, coastal management
• Peer Mentoring sets high standards
• One for the people in protecting resource
• American Legion scholarships available
• Starving moose get a helping hand
• Homer City Council considers plans for gasline distribution
• Focus on Schools Part 3: Digital tools increase student bullying problems
• New gas-drilling project begins off Anchor Point
• FYI News briefs & announcements – Feb. 8
• Youth to explore careers in oyster farming
• Play theme for winter carnival emphasizes fun
• Community news – Feb. 8
• Letters – Feb. 8
• It ain’t a ‘diet’ – it’s a lifestyle
• Casseri says his Mariners are just getting warmed up
• Mariners deal Kards surprising blow
• Sports Briefs – Feb. 1
• First Friday tackles cabin fever
• Focus on Schools Part 2: Tech ed for 21st century workforce
• Smyth takes Tusty 200
• The good, the bad and the ugly of a Homer winter
• Homer Library readers can now try out a Kindle
• FYI News briefs & announcements – Feb. 1
• Community news – Feb. 1
• Sandwich board signs can stand for now
• What time should area schools start?
• Tusty 200 adds two new Homer checkpoints
• Sports Briefs – Jan. 25
• Warriors rumble, but fall short of tourney title
• On the wings of Homer’s Sandhill Crane migration
• Art Brief – Jan. 25
• FYI – News briefs & announcements – Jan. 25
• From Capitol Hill to comedy, it’s all politics
• Community News – Jan. 25
• Aerial wolf killing set for March
• Anchor Point sees huge savings
• Child development agency ‘Sprouts’ new growth with grant
• Natural gas: Officials hope 3 times charms a governor
• Women battle on the ice for hockey bragging rights
• Mariner hockey comes home after 3 wins on the road
• Lady M’s first, boys second in Kenai
• Top art contributors honored
• Local writer receives quilt as tribute
• FYI News briefs & announcements – Jan. 18
• Snow blizzard dumps two feet of snow
• Schools ‘lockdown’ after threat
• Seaton discusses Alaska’s potential “800-mile licorice stick”
• Sports Briefs – Jan. 14
• M’s pounce on Panthers, crack under Kards
• Boys take first at Seward
• Homer ice racers heat things up at Beluga Lake
• Council looks at sandwich boards, seawall and mentoring kids
• Anchor Point Library beginning to burst at seams
• FYI – News briefs & announcements – Jan. 11
• Schools closed Tuesday due to snow blizzard
• Tsunami debris may hit Homer
• New year’s baby
• Petition on tight deadline for Coastal Zone management
• Mariners stay the course, sail past alumni 55-43
• Alums school Lady Mariners’ varsity
• Sports Briefs
• DDF performs ‘Random Acts’ for cash
• Food offers medicine that heals our ailments
• Dolma receives Girl Scout Gold Award
• FYI – News briefs & announcements – Jan. 4
• Taking a look back at … 2011
• Homer folks ski their age
• Sports Briefs – Dec. 28
• Local bookstores’ history shows Homer’s distinction
• ‘Observance of Hermits’ opens in downtown Homer
• FYI news briefs & announcements – Dec. 28
• Help for fisheries ahead in 2013
• Communitry News – Dec. 28
• Letters – Dec. 28
• It’s not a good time to cry ‘wolf’
• Plane crashes at Nanwalek
• Gasline left off capital budget
• Christmas counters find birds on stormy, dim day
• Services for Dennis Novak set for Tuesday
• FYI news briefs & announcements – Dec. 21
• Community News – Dec. 21
• Letters – Dec. 21
• Shopping small makes big difference
• Sen. Stevens talks to State Chamber
• Shopping small businesses benefits all of Homer
• Museum, library survive cuts
• District ‘freshens’ education, philosophy
• HHS students keep the fourth estate alive
• That is the question
• Borough wants to hear of storm damage
• FYI News briefs & announcements – Dec. 14
• City health care package cut by $160,000
• Community News – Dec. 14
• A Christmas letter of love to the community
• Time to talk about adding bed tax
• Novak’s death ruled accidental
• Nutcracker reaches new heights
• Homer High School track gets running start
• Landmark Caribou Hill lodge re-opens for business
• Community chest forms new charity bridge
• Share the spaghetti, listen to choir
• FYI News briefs & announcements – Dec. 7
• Community News – Dec. 7
• Letters – Dec. 7
• Let kids adopt a ship to hear sea stories
• Bairamis gets 11 years for drug sales
• City eyes budget cuts
• Popular ‘eagle tree’ topples during strong winds
• Sports Calendar – Nov. 30
• Hustling Huskies
• Stars ice Mariner hockey teams at home
• FYI – Nov. 30
• Homer wins award for top water
• Meet Cook Inletkeeper’s new director: Wayne Jenkins
• Community news – Nov. 30
• Former Councilman Novak found dead
• Number of families in need climbs
• Homer needs to talk to Parnell on gasline
• Starvin Marvin’s opens first pizza factory in Alaska
• FYI news briefs & announcements – Nov. 23
• Community News – Nov. 23
• Letters – Nov. 23
• State chamber toes corporate line
• Crude relationship of oil, politics
• Thankful for …
• Lions need more turkeys for baskets
• Fuel tank explodes at garage fire
• Anti-coal force takes on governor
• Hardy salmon thrived for millions of years
• The Occupy Movement: ‘What are we fighting for?’
• Wild geese blown in on wings of storms
• Push is on for Boys and Girls Club
• FYI news briefs & announcements – Nov. 16
• Community News – Nov. 16
• Letters – Nov. 16
• Separated by 233 votes: Borough mayor race too close to call
• Ailing harbor looks at $5-6 million bond
• Rare whale washes up at Tutka Bay
• Safeway changes discount day for seniors
• Trash re-do for composting program may come
• Homer Library goes e-book
• FYI – Oct. 26
• Community News – Oct. 26
• War in Iraq ends
• ‘If you build it, will they come?’
• Print paper delay
• Lessons from a derelict boat
• News briefs – Oct. 19
• Murkowski presses FEMA on ‘bizarre’ flood maps
• Eight legs, new tattoo: what’s an Octopus to do?
• Salvaging old ships teaches firefighters new tips
• Reduce energy test measures supply
• Occupy Homer messengers join movement
• Community News – Oct. 19
• ‘To everything there is a season …’
• Murkowski presses FEMA on “bizarre” Homer flood maps
• Homer benefits from pick. click. give.
• Sturman, Navarre head toward runoff
• 2011 city tax revenue up over last year
• Lewis wins Homer City Council seat
• Dog service celebrates mans’ best friend
• Kickstarter.com helps a young star rise
• Community News – Oct. 12
• More dams aren’t the answer
• Birth of the permanent fund
• Election update: Lewis wins Homer City Council seat
• Borough mayor election: Navarre-Sturman face runoff election Oct. 25
• Cook Inlet waterspout mystifies experts
• Aerial wolf hunt proposed on Peninsula
• NOAA sends flawed one-halibut rule back to council
• Last docking for Spanky Paine, Honcho
• Potato patch kids learn valuable lesson
• ‘64 earthquake provides cautionary tale
• Letters – Oct. 5
• Explosions pose beluga hearing danger
• A letter to Homer
• NOAA sends flawed one-halibut rule back to council – only Steller sea lion garnered more public testimony in recent years
• City wants FEMA to explain flooding map
• Officials focus on fishing hole restoration
• Stimulating ideas surface on the campaign trail
• Sales tax and reapportionment
• Caribou hunting grandmother gains appreciation
• Homer’s historic theatre joins today’s digital age
• Former residents’ movie featured in DocFest
• FYI – Sept.28
• Community News – Sept. 28
• True conservation
• Borough assembly candidates diverse
• Money trail follows mayor hopefuls
• Jet ski use meeting attracts nearly 70 people
• Homer adventurer to walk across Spain
• Labor of love: city government
• Community News – Sept. 21
• Write a letter, save a tradition
• Hydro brings severe impact
• Charter bag limit won’t help, but would hurt
• Letters – Sept. 21
• Canada goose product of mistaken identity
• Sign language foreign to businesses
• Brown bear shot while roaming Soldotna street
• School track, halibut not seen as city problem
• Walkers show love for local beaches
• Hunter found dead after extensive search
• Group long jumps into school track issue
• Community News – Sept. 14
• Signs of the time
• Free developmental check for children
• Update on lost hunter near Homer
• Wind storm wrecks havoc
• Internet speeds village life
• Queen of science: Daisy Lee Bitter honored
• Sailor’s songs, boat building and pirates highlight festival
• Assault survivor performs at Pier One
• Zimbabwe master mbira player to perform at council Friday
• High school gets speakers, Cloyd earns highest scout award
• HoPP’s new playground design influenced by kids
• F/V Bear safe after grounding
• Facebook friends try to help police
• NOAA extends one-halibut rule comment period to Sept. 21
• Fishermen rescued after early morning grounding Tuesday
• Every voice counts
• Group wants jet ski use back in Bay
• State misses Chuitna response deadlines
• Chamber members vote to oppose one-halibut rule
• Genetic sampling provides information on king salmon
• Death of owner causes lodge hardship
• Community News: tanner closure, Goodbye, Latitude 59, Vet’s picnic Sept. 18
• Fish allocation grab
• Are our heads in the sand?
• Letters – Aug. 31
• Chamber reacts to one-halibut rule plan tearing Homer apart
• Halibut captains quiz NOAA on proposed one-halibut rule
• Study shows it takes only one spill
• One-halibut rule causes Homer City Council conflict
• The art of growing peonies in Homer
• Mr. Potato Head, move over
• Community News – Aug. 24
• The sky isn’t falling
• Anti-government folks have it wrong
• A disgraceful outrage
• Letters – Aug. 24
• Homer schools score high
• Algae causes red tide concern
• Assemblyman Smith faces election quandary
• This weekend’s Kenai State Fair celebrates 60th year
• Homer artist influenced many, nurtured many
• Couch surfers find Homer
• Superintendent’s back-to-school welcome
• Regional group monitors drilling safety
• Letters – Aug. 17
• Technology without a conscience
• FYI – Aug. 10
• Spartan jackup rig arrives in Homer
• City revenue may reach $10 million
• Geometrid moth on feeding frenzy
• Derby looks at one-halibut rule
• Community News – Aug. 10
• Letters – Aug. 10
• Federal wetlands guidelines are land grab
• Redoubt Reporter celebrates milestone
• Common sense zoning
• Tsunami alert a phone call away
• Fish fever cause of highway fatalities
• Memorable Lincoln Brewster comes home
• Local hotelier writes of haunting in novel
• Girls night out: a photography adventure
• Community News – Aug. 3
• Letters – Aug. 3
• Modern-day imbalance is no way to run a government
• Breivig is not alone in his culpability
• Ungolden silence
• Airport shooting settles at $3.5 million
• HEA to purchase power plant
• City opts out of problematic tsunami system
• River guides protest bait restrictions
• Homer placed in ‘Thirsty for Answers’
• Chocolate lily irresistible to flies
• Community News – July 27
• To mow or not to mow?
• King problems line up as perfect storm
• Congress must act to stabilize economy
• Hope remains for gasline: lawmaker plans to pursue $10 million appropriation
• Seeing red on the Kenai: Record sockeye run thrills fishermen
• Ideal summer gigs reward two fortunate baristas
• Senator killed in Sterling Highway crash
• Candidates line up for election
• Community News – July 20
• On jugs of milk, taxes and budgets
• Loose dogs threaten cranes
• Old Age: It’s all in your mind when it comes to geological time
• Letters – July 20
• Bairamis convicted for drug trafficking
• New boundary splits Kachemak Bay communities
• Counting fish: Kenai River kings gain new system
• Fare, art of coastal life at Halibut Cove depicted in new cookbook
• Community News – July 13
• What’s in a name?
• Great land is the greatest
• Coastal management session wasn’t productive
• Letters – July 13
• Wrestling Coach Wolfe pens third book
• Bairamis convicted for methamphetamine trafficking
• Parades depict ‘Our Town USA’
• Governor vetoes gasline – again
• DeafNation star films halibut packing in Homer
• Brick by Brick
• Mobile Thai restaurant fills need
• Motorcycle trip reminds of challenges
• Gov. Sean Parnell’s budget address
• Water rates rise for renters
• Letters – July 6
• Community News – July 6
• Governor vetoes Homer’s gasline – again
• Fourth of July celebrated
• City employee packages run high
• Tsunami alert system comes under attack
• Fire ban lifted but care recommended for season
• Study asks where cranes nest their young
• Light winds, slow race
• Yurt Village buzzes with manufacturing
• Community News – June 29
• Happy July 4th ahead
• Homer experiences mini-building boom
• Parnell visits villages
• Nettles pack power as ‘people’s medicine’
• HoWL youth clear trails across Bay
• New Hammond book published in Homer
• Community News – June 22
• Returning to a clothesline ritual
• Mayor explains why he isn’t running
• Parnell faces tough task
• Letters – June 22
• City keeps email records
• Sailor arrested in shooting
• Poet says ‘Writers begin in silence’
• City wins lawsuit
• Rustic takes new meaning at cooking school
• Couple dedicates life to perils of alcohol
• Community news – June 15
• Letters – June 15
• LDS missionary workers want to serve
• Open letter to Gov. Parnell
• 3 bears killed this spring
• Japanese destroyers visit Bay
• Time Bandit hit in Coast Guard sweep, man arrested
• Relay for cancer paints town purple
• Cancer Fund president warns about chemicals
• Annual Strutt lures dogs
• New librarian is also author of children’s books
• Community news – June 8
• Let’s solve Homer Spit parking problems
• Witnesses saw Exxon decision injustice
• High speed buzz line
• Spartan delayed down in Canada
• Season’s first big weekend packed with visitors
• Kasilof dunes fenced for protection effort
• Halibut Cove opens season in calm weather
• ‘Grandfamilies’ unite in Homer chapter
• Community News – June 1
• Grandparents support
• AIDEA offers drill rigs, not competition
• Economics at home and abroad
• Big Spartan jackup rig headed for Homer
• School finds new use
• Homer artists win Rasmuson recognition
• Art Briefs – May 25
• ‘Out North’ to play at Pier One Theatre
• Atz Kilcher stages new basket art show
• Fishin’ Chix just want to catch fish, have fun
• Monte Davis named chamber director
• Community news – May 25
• Letters – May 25
• Borough to get $151 million in capital appropriations
• Maritime archeology helps recreate unique history
• First cruise ship set to arrive Saturday
• One fish, two fish: biologists monitor salmon numbers
• Girl’s winning streak
• Baseball to improve
• Track & field athlete heads for championship
• Bayview Hall dedication brings new unity to KBC
• Paul Banks’ new greenhouse augments health program
• Community News – May 18
• Science panel rejects state biologists
• Community News – May 11
• Jack-up oil drilling rigs head for Cook Inlet
• Birders compare regional bird facts, dialects
• Razor clams plentiful, but small
• Mayor proposes more cuts
• Visiting lady angler leads Halibut derby
• Baseball kicks off with wins
• Homer JV softball shines
• Soccer swings into high gear for summer
• Homer celebrates return of birds
• ­Bonfire culminates sobriety program
• KBC hightech students learn ancient story
• Watershed Forum evolves to save rivers
• Drawing new boundaries
• Epperson wins Meritorious Service award
• Community News – May 4
• When the wars get over
• Chinook protection passes council
• Constitutional issues at stake
• Water rates frustrate council
• Voters: weigh in on districts
• Wiley, Gaylord run for HEA Board of Directors
• Popeye wrestlers medal
• River habitat studied
• ‘Ring ring ring went the trolley’
• ‘On The Wing’ celebrates poets
• Community News – April 27
• No new rate hikes for water
• Middle Creek’s salmon better bet than coal
• Modern Hydropalooza mapping contradicts seafloor ‘artifact’
• Gas development planned near village of Nikolaevsk
• Corporate ‘personhood’ issues to be discussed
• Wrestlers place well
• Softball teams ready for challenge
• Kids attend college to help them envision future
• Imagination library takes flight
• Community News – April 20
• Letters – April 20
• Ride in memory of William Curry
• Popeye Club Wresting Results
• Homer readies for the ‘big 9.0’
• Anti drug events start Friday
• Rent as a dramatic love story
• Challenging Marathon Trail connects long-term goal
• Swim club hosts meet
• Mumm wins Sea to Ski Triathlon
• Ocean zoning comes at huge US Budget costs
• Gardening for survival
• Homer seniors talk of turmoil at facility
• Herring fishery begins
• Walls wins $37,742 in derby
• Shoe prints lead troopers to arrests
• Do moose suffer noise pollution stress?
• Sports Briefs – Mar. 23
• Homer Bantams win state championship
• Prestigious ‘Sound of America’ selects local teen
• Concert Choir ‘Rent’ engages on uneasy, uplifting themes
• Deadliest Catch meets motorcycle mania
• Community news – Mar. 23
• Threat from fallout low
• City learns from alert
• Property rights upheld Monday
• Air standards
• Sports Briefs – Mar. 16
• Kenyan student goes from 90 degrees to snow
• Villages’ team goes to state
• Invention Convention shows off unique projects
• Jenny Martin writes the songs
• Community News – Mar. 16
• Dog ‘doo’ at Bishop’s Beach worries officials
• Plan dreams bold new developments
• What’s new in Kachemak Bay
• Mariner’s basketball ends season at home
• Homer nordic skiers enjoy events for all ages
• Sanders reflects on becoming local film lead
• Kasilof fishery hard to enforce
• Community News – Mar. 9
• Not far enough
• Problems of living near gas wells
• Sports Briefs – Mar. 2
• Team finishes season in below freezing temps
• Homer High to host Regions
• King bycatch a ‘waste’
• Code changes would clamp down on junkyards
• College, tourism dollar cuts
• Community is key to dreams
• Community News – Mar. 2
• Homer goes in the text book
• Oil tax analysis tops busy list
• Scammers hit Borough assemblyman
• Time Bandit crewman found dead
• Community News – Feb. 23
• ‘Green’ may not mean public savings
• Homer gains new public transit plans
• Officials lobby for raw fish tax
• Mariner basketball hangs with Palmer teams
• Sports Briefs – Feb. 23
• Reach toward a rockin’ time
• Mariner nordic boys team wins gold medal
• Ocean Beauty pulls out of Cook Inlet
• Johnny B’s piano endures
• Mayor needs to trim $12 million
• Ski team sticks together
• Sports Briefs – Feb. 16
• Homer Bowls away the Alaska winter blues
• Play takes two souls across time
• Nanwalek celebrates winter in ‘Sweetheart’ contests
• Community News – Feb. 16
• Letters – Feb. 16
• Homer men outnumber women, says census
• ‘Trackchasing’ brings man to Beluga Lake
• Homer works on getting gasline
• Kachemak Ski for Women 2011 raises funds
• Sports Briefs – Feb. 9
• Turn out in fleece, flannel for Winter Carnival
• Ocean films promise cinematography, ‘edutainment’
• Federal oversight could help
• Letters – Feb. 9
• Community News – Feb. 9
• Basketball beats Nikiski, comes close to Kenai
• Sports Briefs – Feb. 2
• Indoor ice rink provides winter action
• Anchor Point woman indicted on murder charges
• Hoops help save Boys & Girls Club
• Pipeline company asks for Drift River permit
• Locksmith’s bike takes him on calls
• Homer man dies in logging accident
• Begich highlights need for rare minerals
• Events Calendar – Feb. 2
• Revamping the dump will cost $12 million
• Husky’s win games
• Tubing down Ohlson Mountain slopes of fun
• Kodiak defeats Mariners at home
• Can Homer stop Pebble at its harbor?
• Out of the Woodwork
• Homes too close to the cliff
• Books focus on climate, oil, history
• You ought to be in pictures
• Community News – Jan. 26
• Alaska fishermen’s wives get own reality show
• Peak of food cycle makes speed bumps of eagles
• Cole ties civil rights to statehood
• Homer Grange gets helping hand
• Homer broomballers socialize on ice
• Bantam hockey players win
• Mariner men defeat Kotzebue
• Cross country competes in Kenai
• Sports Briefs – Jan. 19
• Homer Theatre hopes to make a difference
• Homer hosts debate tournament
• RCA suspends HEA rate increase
• Closing landfill mayor’s top priority
• City creates new storm drain rules
• Police Report – Jan. 12
• “Occasionally you do win a battle,” says Shepherd
• Letters – Jan. 12
• Constituents count
• Use bike awareness on highway
• Berring snow crab fishermen hope for patrols
• Skiing in Soldotna
• Vitamin D lets the sun shine on Alaskans
• Alaska waves meant for surfing
• Tacos, pizza and keeping tan
• New Year’s baby made long trip to Seldovia
• Historic granddaughter buys Duggan’s Pub
• Smart financial moves for new parents
• Endangered listing for polar bears
• Pebble: A long term liability
• Police Report – Jan. 5
• For the Record – Jan. 5
• “Ski Your Age” event covers 1,850 kilometers
• Voznesenka wrestlers medal in Maui
• Economic difficulties reached the end of the road, though mildly
• Black bear cub causes man injury
• Hill performs for Homer audience
• Community News – Dec. 29
• Letters – Dec. 29
• True value of the Homer Spit
• Liberal tradition founded Democracy
• Happy new year
• Winter bird count tallies Asian lark, vulture
• New devices by Homer inventor prevents fires
• ‘Goodie’ ways to say thank you
• Enstar gas line talks flowing
• Community News – Dec. 22
• Stellar activities
• Aim to be a “Homer Saint”
• Homer delights new resident
• Letters – Dec. 22
• Wyatt pins way to state championship
• New devices by Homer inventor prevents fires
• City gets man’s goat
• Giant Christmas tree beacon of light
• ‘Show me where the money will come from’
• Lunar eclipse sheds glow on Winter Solstice
• Spit business wins lease battle with city
• Robbery suspects charged
• Abandoned cats may freeze to death
• Community News – Dec. 15
• Expect more discussion on earmarks
• Nutcracker embodies tradition of Christmas
• ‘Wild Legacy’ celebrates ecological well-being
• Community News – Dec. 8
• The embattled Arctic Refuge
• Untitled
• Take a trap opener when walking the dog
• Letters – Dec. 8
• Ski Class invite launches winter ski comps
• Mariners send 5 to state
• Mariners tough it out in valley
• Enter to win round trip ticket to Anchorage
• Ridealong offers glimpse into Homer police
• City website offers compendium of information
• Wooden boat sees new career
• Community News – Dec. 1
• Sports Briefs
• Wrestlers head to Regions
• Season sparkles at First Friday exhibits
• Burglary stopped by citizen’s arrest
• Six degrees of separation
• Do we want it all?
• Two arrested following break-in, robbery
• Sharing the Spirit
• Thanksgiving dog gives more than friendship
• Community News – Nov. 24
• Sports Briefs
• Wrestlers continue to sharpen skills for Regions
• M’s take ‘End of the Road’ tourney
• Hogan asks for cuts in healthcare, nonprofits
• Living with Thanksgiving
• An asset to the community
• Persily to talk about the Alaska natural gas pipeline
• Cook Inlet toxic dumping gains scrutiny
• Schools pay $7 million to keep lights on
• Mysterious beak deformities puzzle scientists
• DDF Results
• Salmon bring high prices
• Community News – Nov. 17
• M’s win 4 of 5 as Wyatt remains undefeated
• Hockey team celebrates co-op play
• Rich Chiappone on fiction and fishing
• It takes a community
• How to deal with the seawall
• Get nation back on track — or step aside
• Letters – Nov. 17
• Events Calendar – Nov. 17
• Don’t let ‘double dip’ fears sink your investment plans
• For the Record – Nov. 17
• Police Report – Nov. 17
• Rockin’ out with ‘Big Y-T’
• Mass drug sweep nets 27 arrests
• Will polar bears love or fear Mead Treadwell?
• City looks at budget: Books or officers?
• Vets parade brings march of memories
• Community News – Nov. 10
• Hard-driving string band keeps tradition alive
• Letters – Nov. 10
• Day is really about
• In defense of the traditional press
• Surviving the social media wave
• Dealing with ‘Drop Zone’
• Let’s move on
• Sleep is a very odd thing
• Call him the upset candidate
• Halloween spooked a power outage
• Community News – Nov. 3
• Five gold, coal mines detail energy needs
• District looks at sex offender policy
• Police seek arrest warrant on drug charges
• 2010 election results show McAdams won Kenai Peninsula
• Police Report – Nov. 3
• Wyatt edges toward No. 1
• Mariner of the week
• The pesky perils of Halloween
• Hickory ship’s outbreak brings on the zombies
• Division of Elections sued
• Community news – Oct. 27
• Homer prepares for 19 cruise ships in 2011
• ‘Worked up’ about salmon permits
• Begich’s Alaska bacon salts economic pot
• Local man indicted on drug charges
• Local man charged in drug conspiracy
• Elder care expert takes over
• What to do with the Homer Spit
• Drug problem ‘isn’t getting any worse’
• Community News – Oct. 20
• Governor candidates square off
• A good week to think about retirement savings
• Letters – Oct. 20
• Alaska, what were we thinking?
• Lisa: It’s time to let it go
• Say it ain’t Joe
• How to ‘winter’ in Alaska
• Lady M’ volleyball serves up improvement
• Events Calendar – Oct. 13
• New and old music graces Homer stages
• ‘Telefishing’ for information on meetings
• Local students gain recognition
• A fine time to plant peonies
• Community News – Oct. 13
• Japanese film crew makes soup
• Hitting rock bottom
• Bad day ends for nuisance bear
• Police issue bear warning
• It’s all about this ‘flying’ thing
• Meet Sal Russo
• ‘Eye’ can see clearly now
• Community $7,500 richer after gifts
• Community News – Oct. 6
• Sports Briefs
• State Champs!
• Not just ‘the end of the road’
• Can you spell Murkowski?
• Hornaday retains mayor’s office
• Eclectics round up First Friday
• Community News – Sept. 29
• City council votes down seasonal food tax
• Power of convictions
• Fish processing worker robbed, beaten
• Letters – Sept. 29
• CIRCAC castigated for ‘lap dog’ role
• Zak, Wythe talk future direction
• Nikolaevsk boys take Region II crown
• Homer 50, Houston 0
• Mariner of the Week
• Getting their ‘killing’ down to a science
• Events Calendar – Sept. 22
• DDF: Not just for thespians and overachievers
• Gail’s Dance: 5 rhythms balance life
• ‘Imagine’ paints theme of Burning Basket
• Piano player honored nationally for volunteerism
• Deposing the ‘strong mayor’
• Coming out of the fog …
• Community News – Sept. 22
• Mariner of the Week
• Don’t judge a book …
• Life lessons in football
• What’s in a name … ?
• Community News – Sept. 15
• PacRim seeks renewal
• Hoxie to serve 18 months
• Shelter needs spike in Homer
• Miller clarifies thoughts on federal tax cuts
• Buttoning up for winter
• City settles cops’ lawsuit
• Avoid dangers of “over-concentration”
• City settles 2005 car accident lawsuit
• Homer Jackpot Halibut Derby
• M’s blast Kodiak Bears
• Mariner of the Week
• Long journey north ends in Homer
• Nomar eyes energy efficient changes
• CIRCAC removes Shavelson
• … you might be a cheechako
• McAdams’ life changed overnight
• Community News – Sept. 8
• Young volleyballers pick up steam
• Are your investments working as hard as you are?
• Police Report – Sept. 1
• For the Record – Sept. 1
• Let’s play nice
• The Bl’onster that lies within
• Murkowski concedes election to Miller
• Homer Jackpot Halibut Derby
• Homer celebrates hospital improvements
• Community news – Sept. 1
• Profuse pinks surpass predictions, push processing capacity
• Stand-up paddlesurfing: the ‘wave’ of the future?
• Turning down the lights
• Three charged in string of burglaries
• Moral crimes in an immoral society
• Surviving ‘Old Skool’ recess
• ENSTAR cautions city on gasline
• Understanding our coastal environment
• Community News – Aug. 25
• Matti’s Farm brings ‘sparkling energy’ to the fair
• Long journey, short road
• Pilot praised for saving lives
• Cities share sisterly secrets of success
• Miller bests Murkowski in District 35
• How to generate retirement income — during retirement
• Plane makes emergency landing on glacier
• Endangered Missing Person: JESSICA KAYLYNN SMITH
• Insider’s guide to buying for school
• Giving the miracle of a new smile
• Mariners stopped short in Juneau
• Community News – Aug. 18
• Ready or not: here comes the new school year
• My ‘friend’ for governor
• Iliamna’s short road, long journey
• Can you save for retirement and college?
• Police Report – Aug. 18
• For the Recort – Aug. 18
• New juvenile probation officer takes over Homer duties
• HEA rate-change proposals spark heated debate
• Former U.S. senator killed in plane crash
• Finding a way to share the catch
• The sophistication of Sarah’s sarcasm
• Up in smoke: Council warned of fire danger
• Breathing new life into the Nanwalek church
• Jackpot Derby standings for August
• Community News – Aug. 11
• Pier One brings 1 man to 2-act play
• Suicide suspected in death of young Homer man
• Lessons of tolerance my mother taught me
• Standing against hate and discrimination
• A time to wear pink
• The ethical complexities of changing the Charmin
• Tea Party group spreads 3-point platform
• ‘Firewise’ immortalized through youth’s art
• Pebble Partnership prepares for 2011 permitting process
• Villages get COPS
• Candidates vie for city election seats
• Community News – Aug. 4
• What I wanna be when I grow up
• Spit signage deemed eyesore
• Homer’s DeCino joins jazz greats
• Butterfly love comes to Homer
• Community News – July 28
• Two gray whales found dead on area beaches
• Enstar wants to start gasline
• Crimes rise with meth addiction
• Bristol Bay reds bring better payday
• Drug violence hits Homer hard
• Good Samaritans rescue 5 in Kachemak Bay
• Community News – July 21
• Creative yurt ideas keep expanding innovation
• Tribe hopes economic stimulus can save Seldovia
• Youth stabbed after giving men ride
• ‘Unrecognizable as human beings …’
• A letter to ‘Scared Mommy’
• Falling into the generation gap
• Homer attempts to avoid social faux pas
• Homer Jackpot Halibut Derby
• Homer graduate takes horse to college
• ‘Tour boat’ or ferry?
• The truth about ‘biker’ parties
• The fate of our fish
• Gravity is not a 2-way street
• Hoka Hey sees more ‘hurt’
• Gaining hydropower megawatts 1 drop at a time
• Its own culture
• Murkowski brings campaign to Homer
• Community News – July 14
• Machete attack one of July 4th arrests
• K-Bay SeaFest
• Kachemak Bay Shorebird Festival
• Denise Heimel Ceramics
• Explore Alaska: Pratt Museum

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