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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.
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Shifting management responsibilities from the city of Homer’s parks department to the port and harbor had difficulties in delegating tasks.
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On a brisk Sunday evening at Homer’s Mariner Park, hundreds of people gathered around a woven basket almost the size of a car and watched as the result of weeks of collaboration and creativity burned to the ground.