Similar protests took place across Alaska, and the nation, on Presidents Day. In Homer, residents raised concerns about democracy, national policies and recent federal decisions.
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Soldotna’s annual winter craft beer festival celebrated its 10th anniversary Saturday. The Frozen RiverFest spotlights brewers from around the state, and is coupled with live music, bonfires and fireworks at Soldotna Creek Park.
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A mythical, blood-hungry plant is alive in the Kenai Performers’ rehearsal space. That’s because the group is staging the cult classic “Little Shop of Horrors.”
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Community members gathered at WKFL Park in Homer today to rally against early actions by President Trump’s administration; and a company eyeing Cook Inlet for a tidal energy project expects to hear in the next five months whether it’s getting roughly $30 million for its efforts.
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