Friday at 2:45 p.m. the sun crosses the celestial equator, an imaginary line in the heavens above the earth’s equator….
Recently the Betster took a sojurn to Anchorage for a refresher course, “Why We Live in a Small Town on…
This week marks a momentous occasion. After many long years of struggle, after thousands of hours of hard work, Alaska…
With all the weird weather back east, Homerites have been tempted to gloat. It’s 19 degrees in Washington, D.C., and…
This week we had an important celestial event: Groundhog Day, or as we call it in Alaska, Marmot Day. Monday…
The Betster always finds the Lower 48 response to a big East Coast blizzard amusing. If a winter storm that…
If you looked up in the sky lately and can see past the downtown light pollution, you might have noticed…
We American journalists like to think we’re tough. Cover up a political scandal and we’ll go all Woodward and Bernstein…
Thanks to the services of the U.S. Government, and in particular the Naval Observatory, we’ve figured out how to compile…
We’ve been working hard here at the Homer News, putting out not just this issue, but our super-mega-ginormous 50th anniversary…
Now comes the time in the holiday season when … well, don’t panic. OK, panic. See the date at the…
Over the Betster’s decades in Alaska, yours truly has learned a few tricks about living in the Last Frontier. First,…
The holiday season seems to mess up time. People used to celebrating holidays in chronological order — first Halloween, then…
