Emilie Springer

Natalie Rouse is a necropsy biologist, research assistant, lab coordinator and training coordinator with Alaska Veterinary Pathology Services (AVPS). In many cases she works on site but for this project she conducted logistics by distance and the on-site ... See more

The City of Homer’s Grant Program for 2026 is open to applicants now and has approximately $34,000 available to support Homer-based nonprofits that provide programs and services within the city limits. The program funding is made possible through an annua... See more

Part time Homer resident Tracy Nordstrom attended the protest event that took place at WKFL park last Sunday and drew my attention to the number of red hats people were wearing. Nordstrom, a woman with Norwegian heritage, is also a resident of Minneapolis... See more

Homer’s Carla Klinker has been working in the art of processing local stinging nettles since about 2022 but has been interested in this (in addition to other visual arts) for much longer. She grew up in the community and first started researching books re... See more

Two weeks ago, Aaron Sechler with Citizen Salmon Alaska, posted a FaceBook note to express that his organization is willing to donate seafood to aid organizations. His post reads “If you are a colleague of mine and want to drop wild protein with us, we wi... See more