Oct 8, 2009 | Homer News
This week when we had absolufabulous weather that seemed more like July than October, cynics were heard to say, "This might be the last good day we'll have." Do you ever hear people say that about crummy weather? "Oh, the rain is blowin' sideways and 80-foot waves are crashin' on the Spit.
Nikolski's school may have to close. The school only had an average of 9.8 students attend the school each day last year during the October yearly count.
Aleutian areas to get siren system
Five rural communities on the Aleutians are set to receive new all-hazard warning siren systems within the next year.
Aleutian communities to get siren system
Five rural communities on the Aleutians are set to receive new all-hazard warning siren systems within the next year.
Digital Elevation Model of Adak, Alaska, NOAA National Data Centers, NGDC
The 1 arc-secondF 1 F coastal DEM will be used as input for the Method of Splitting Tsunami model developed by PMEL to simulate tsunami generation, propagation and inundation.
Catch a halibut, then cook it up
Ring, ring, ring. "Hello... what time do we leave? ARE YOU CRAZY? No, I don't think so.
Men rescued after two days adrift in skiff
Rod Whitehead had doubts he'd see his five children again as he marked 52 hours adrift in an open skiff in the northern Pacific on Father's Day.
Crab fishery regs garner support, criticism at federal council meeting
A federal council edging toward a five-year review of the controversial plan that privatized the multi-million dollar crab fisheries gathered additional testimony June 6-7 in Anchorage in support of and opposition to the program.