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A 22.7-foot high tide earlier this month has caused concern about additional high tides forecasted for November, one year after State disaster declaration and road damage.
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Hundreds of people gathered last week on the Homer Spit to remember Charlie Kirk, the conservative activist and founder of Turning Point USA, who was assassinated earlier this month in Utah.
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The Homer Spit Road has reopened, but for businesses impacted by the tidal and wind event earlier this month, it may take some time to repair and rebuild.
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Homer Mayor Rachel Lord declared a local emergency after water and debris washed over the Homer Spit last weekend, damaging parts of the road and forcing closures.
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Homer’s Burning Basket is a long-standing tradition of art and remembrance that culminates in the burning of a large sculpture, made up of natural woven materials.
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The Homer Planning Commission will once again consider a conditional use permit application for a hotel development at the base of the Homer Spit following an appeal from Doyon, Limited.
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On Tuesday, research reserve staff, along with community members, conducted crab monitoring on the Homer Spit. The group was searching for signs of the invasive European green crab.
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Local church leaders worked with volunteers to hold a service blessing participating boats for the upcoming fishing season.
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"Harvey" is being brought to life at Pier One Theatre. The play offers a unique blend of humor and social commentary.
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On Saturday, March 26, over one thousand anglers across the state descended upon Homer for the 30th Annual Homer Winter King Salmon Tournament.