Simon Lopez is a journalist based in Homer, Alaska. He writes for Kbbi and Alaska Public Media, with his work also appearing in KDLL FM. Simon covers a range of local news topics, including marine safety, geothermal energy, arts and culture, outdoor events, and local government.
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South Peninsula Hospital is launching a free mindfulness course for teens in Homer next week. The four-week program, Chaos Compass, focuses on stress management and mental health.
Members of the public will continue to have two opportunities to speak during Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly meetings; The Alaska Gasline Development Corporation on Thursday named Glenfarne Group LLC as the company it's in talks with to take over the $44 billion Alaska LNG Project; and South Peninsula Hospital is launching a free mindfulness course for teens in Homer next week.
A new used outdoor gear shop is opening soon on the southern Kenai Peninsula; and eligible Kenai Peninsula voters can now apply to replace outgoing borough assembly member Bill Elam.
The southern Kenai Peninsula is full of opportunities to explore the outdoors, from skiing and hiking to kayaking in Kachemak Bay. But it can be expensive to purchase new equipment.
A fee exemption for certain vessels in Homer Harbor will stay in place for another year; and after more than 30 years, Kenai’s cultural museum has been revitalized.
KBBI Reporter Simon Lopez spoke with Satchel Pondolfino, Scott Waterman, and Colleen Fisk about the upcoming Homer Energy Fair.
Earlier this week, the Alaska Department of Health confirmed a measles case in an adult on the southern Kenai Peninsula; the Homer City Council will consider buying property next to Karen Hornaday Park at its next meeting; and ENSTAR Natural Gas' proposed liquefied natural gas import project in Nikiski got mixed reactions from state commissioners Wednesday.
Kenai Performers are putting together a style of theater where actors do dramatic readings with few costumes or rehearsals; and an electrical fire occured last week at an elementary school in Soldotna.
The Homer City Council approved extending the exemption at the Homer Harbor at its Jan. 13 meeting.
Community members gathered for a sober lounge at the Kachemak Bay Recovery Connection office in Homer on a recent Saturday.
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