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Homer Alaska - History -

Story last updated at 7:38 PM on Wednesday, April 30, 2008

20 years ago in the Homer News




The Last Chance may be on its last legs. Asaiah Bates, owner of the downtown lot that is home to the town's most famous junkyard, is considering deeding the property to the city for an annuity of $250 a month for life.

From the issue of May 5, 1988

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