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Declining Kenai Mountains caribou herd may extend bulls-only hunt - Peninsula Clarion (opens the original)
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Published 3:22 pm Thursday, October 1, 2026 By Jeffrey Kennett Peninsula Clarion Staff Federal managers are weighing how to preserve hunting opportunity while protecting the Kenai Mountains herd’s breeding population through the end of the season. (Jacob W. Frank/Alaska Living, History and Outdoors Facebook group) A caribou herd that once numbered in the hundreds in the Kenai Mountains is down to 62 animals, prompting federal managers to consider keeping cows off-limits to hunters for the rest o
$54B Alaska LNG announcement leaves Nikiski financing unsettled - Homer News (opens the original)
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Published 11:31 am Thursday, October 1, 2026 By Jeffrey Kennett Peninsula Clarion Staff Nikiski’s industrial corridor along Cook Inlet would bear much of Alaska LNG’s local footprint, bringing changes to transportation, housing and public services if the project moves ahead. (AJOC file photo) A $54-billion Alaska LNG investment announced Wednesday could help move the long-planned project toward construction in Nikiski, but South Korea says it has not decided whether to invest or how much money i
Across Cook Inlet, bears bulk up for winter as Fat Bear Week wraps up - Homer News (opens the original)
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Published 5:30 am Thursday, October 1, 2026 A black bear eats dandelions in a field on June 20, 2025, in Juneau, Alaska. (Juneau Empire file photo) 89 Backpack was crowned the winner of this year’s Katmai National Park and Preserve’s Fat Bear Week. 89 Backpack is shown in early summer 2026. (National Park Service/C. Loberg) Across Cook Inlet from Homer, brown bears have spent the summer doing what they do best: eating salmon, putting on weight, and preparing to sleep through winter. At McNeil Ri
Homer Harbor expansion plans detail scope of proposed dredging - Homer News (opens the original)
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Published 5:30 am Thursday, October 1, 2026 The existing Homer Harbor has limited space for larger commercial vessels, prompting plans for a second facility that have raised questions about construction costs and the potential effects on Kachemak Bay’s marine habitat. (United States Army Corps of Engineers file photo) The proposed Homer Harbor expansion would require removing up to 1.5 million cubic yards of material from Kachemak Bay under plans now undergoing state water quality review. Applic
Rotary Health Fair brings on-site blood testing back to Homer - Homer News (opens the original)
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Published 4:30 am Thursday, October 1, 2026 Visitors explore health resources and speak with local providers at the 2023 Rotary Health Fair. (Photo courtesy of South Peninsula Hospital) A costumed participant poses inside Nolan the Colon, a giant inflatable colon used to educate visitors about colorectal health at the 2023 Rotary Health Fair. (Photo courtesy of South Peninsula Hospital) Low-cost blood draws will return to the Rotary Health Fair on Oct. 10, allowing Homer residents to get tested
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