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“This is a large issue. It's complex and it's sensitive,” said Kenai Peninsula Borough Land Management Agent Dakota Truitt. “There's going to be a huge impact.”

KBBI’s Kathleen Gustafson hosted the Regular Thursday Covid Brief, joined by South Peninsula Hospital’s Derotha Ferraro and Public Health Nurse Lorne Caroll.

Host Kathleen Gustafson was joined by Alex Koplin, Heath Smith, and Terese Lewandowski with Kenai Peninsula Votes for Wednesday’s Coffee Table.

Meyer said the Watershed Forum has been keeping tabs on the health of the river through baseline monitoring since 2000.

Central Council of Tlingit and Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska former chief justice Michelle Jaagal Aat Demmert has been appointed to the Not Invisible Act Commission.

Wednesday, Homer Mayor Ken Castner was the guest on the Coffee Table, hosted by KBBI’s Kathleen Gustafson. Castner talked about the housing in Homer, future developments and the effects of the Care Act.

On KBBI’s Coffee Table, Ed Berg, Tela (Tay-luh) O'Donnell, Christina Whiting, and Brad Hughes joined host Josh Krohn to talk about Anesha “Duffy” Murnane, and the Loved & Lost Memorial Bench.

Technicians surveyed the beaches at Clam Gulch and Nilnilchik this spring, hoping to find abundant enough populations of razor clams to open the beaches back up to clammers.

The Alaska Legislature wrapped up its session last week. In the final hours, it set one of the largest budgets in Alaska’s history, including $3,200 payments to Alaskans.

“We have to protect the city. Recreational use agreements between nonprofits or scheduled user groups is a standard procedure," said City of Homer Recreation Manager, Mike Illg."The fact that Homer has never done it —that raises a lot of eyebrows.”