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A group of local teens have launched a website to make it easier for young people to find activities around the Kenai Peninsula.
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The beach access trail in the Diamond Creek Recreation Area near Homer has been temporarily closed following a landslide caused by heavy rainfall. Alaska State Parks staff are working to restore the trail, but there is no set timeline for reopening.
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A season of low prices, high costs and a poor pink salmon run has come on the heels of last year’s market collapse.
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Community members held a Renaissance fair in Karen Hornaday Park last weekend.
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A Homer-based nonprofit hosted a fundraiser featuring the music and storytelling duo Acoustic Eidolon last week. The event aimed to raise money for Affinityfilms’ latest project, which focuses on understanding stage-four breast cancer.
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A representative from the Japanese Consulate in Anchorage spoke at a Homer City Council meeting on Monday, celebrating 40 years of the sister city relationship between Homer and Teshio in Hokkaido, Japan.
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A woman who traveled to all 50 states collecting stories of kindness returned to Homer over the summer to compile them into a book.
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After years of moving between food trucks, pop-up shops, and a cafe, a mother-daughter duo opened a new restaurant in Homer earlier this year.
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Hundreds of motorcycle riders take on the Hoka Hey challenge, where they ride from Florida to Homer.
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Gov. Mike Dunleavy has vetoed funding for a crucial roof replacement project at the Pratt Museum in Homer. The project now hinges on securing money from the City of Homer.