Infrastructure takes many forms, from roads and buildings to the human infrastructure that enables our systems to function. Recently, neglect…
They could take this gem of a location and turn it into a profitable first-class birding mecca
Have you ever worked diligently toward a goal only to find the “real work” on the other side?
The Homer Community Food Pantry thanks sources of donated resources they offer to Homer residents
A Strategic Investment Approach to Education
The Calvin &Coyle Nature Trail is a 1.5-mile loop trail within the 28.67-acre Calvin &Coyle Woodland Park, both of which…
When the Doyon proposal to build a large hotel and a dense housing complex was first announced it immediately brought…
Most Homer residents have heard about the Lighthouse Development Project. This hotel, employee housing, condo, conference center has become controversial…
On behalf of Kachemak Bay Birders and as an organizer of the Kachemak Bay Shorebird Monitoring Project that is sponsored…
As the world experiences this unparalleled moment of ecological crises, two competing visions are playing out in public discourse
City code permits allows a developer to create a planned unit development (PUD) with “flexibility” in restrictions or guidelines in…
In Alaska, it is well known that “Seafood sustains us.”
Climate change is melting glaciers and creating new salmon habitat in the Taku, Stikine and Unuk rivers — but being staked for gold mining
