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Homer Alaska - Business

July 1, 2009
Farmers' Market:
If you happen to go down to the Saturday Farmers' Market out on Ocean Drive, you'll find one of the most rewarding aspects goes beyond the vegetables and treasures you bring home. There also is the intangible joy of seeing the kids dancing wildly to a local musician, running into friends and seeing families mingling in the aisles.

Serving sweet satisfaction
Hungry for some sweet, cold, creamy ice cream on a warm summer day? That's exactly what Jelly Beans, next door to Ocean View RV Park and Gift Shop on the Sterling Highway entrance to town, is serving.

Consignment World expands on Sterling
With the relocation of South Peninsula Hospital's Home Health Department to 203 W. Pioneer Ave., its next door neighbor, Consignment World, has begun remodeling to take over the entire space of Ocean Shores Commercial Building at 451 Sterling Highway.

New interest in LNG project
There may be more interest in a major Alaska liquefied natural gas project than has been thought.

Gas exploration set for this winter
Two new exploration wells, searching for gas, are planned this winter on the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge on the Kenai Peninsula, companies involved said.

Dersham, Hull named to federal fish council
Gov. Sarah Palin's two top nominees to the North Pacific Fishery Management Council have been approved by U.S. Commerce Secretary Gary Locke.

HEA seeking applications to fill District 3 position
Homer Electric Association is accepting applications to fill a vacant seat on the board of directors for District 3, the seat formerly held by Brian Hirsch.

Business seminars planned
The Small Business Development Center plans three seminars in Homer in July:

Thursday, June 25, 2009
Anyone care for an oyster?
Farmers' Market: Good for sellers, buyers and planet By KYRA WAGNER
Networking over food proves profitable
New strategy for permanent fund raises questions
Court gives green light to Kensington gold mine
Sleep disorders subject of Monday evening forum
HEA seeking applications to fill District 3 position
Mixer set for this evening
Workshop set for June 29
Alaska USA acquires High Desert credit union
Thursday, June 18, 2009
Farmers' Market: always a few surprises By KYRA WAGNER
Out of 2008 fire comes business expansion, move
Tax credit offered on some wood-, pellet-burning stoves
Mixer to be June 25
Workshop set for June 29
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