The April 16 informational session addressed tick-borne illnesses and paralytic shellfish poisoning.
The first cranes of the year have been spotted returning to Kachemak Bay to nest.
The Homer City Council awarded the project contract to East Road Services, Inc. last Monday.
Resolution 25-028 was passed on April 14 and supports promotion by the Homer Area Beekeepers Association.
The IRS last week levied $138,000 from the local nonprofit’s bank accounts.
Institute of Museum and Library Services leadership issued a notice on April 8 terminating early a federal grant previously awarded to the museum.
It was at least the third time this year the Homer community gathered to protest the Trump administration.
The governor last week said he vetoed House Bill 69 because it didn’t include any policy changes and because of the state’s “deteriorated” revenue outlook.
Twelve finalists were chosen in this year’s competition.
If an eruption were to occur, there would be noticeable indicators that may provide days to weeks of additional warning.
Three organizations, in Seldovia, Seward and Soldotna, recently received funding from the Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority.
Alaska municipalities are required by state statute to assess all properties at their full and true value.
Governor also previews new bill with $560 BSA increase, plus additional funds for policy initiatives.
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