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Basketball Tournament Schedule

| February 6, 2014 | 0 Comments

by Sandy Geagel
SBE Basketball Tournament Schedule

Seldovia Bay Ferry Makes Tournament Runs to Homer – UPDATE

| February 6, 2014 | 0 Comments

by Jenny Chissus

UPDATE: Friday, February 7, 2014 at 9:57am – by Ian McGaughey

“Due to high seas and freezing spray, the ferry run this morning is on weather hold. The captain is monitoring conditions to see if they improve enough for a potential run later today.”

Thanks to the Seldovia Bay Ferry, there will be runs back and forth from Homer for folks wanting to participate in the games!  I had a visit with Ian about the specifics, and wanted to make sure folks knew that there are special conditions to this sailing!

Though the ferry will be carrying tournament players, the public is welcome and will be charged $35 each way, regardless if they are traveling for the tournament or not.  They do not have access to systems for processing credit cards, so please be prepared to pay cash or check for your tickets on board.  Captain Janel Harris will be back at the wheel, and Camille Turner will also join the crew for these two sailings!

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As noted on the flier, due to winterization, there will be no water available on the vessel, which means no bathrooms.  Also, people with limited mobility are strongly discouraged from traveling at this time as there will be no ramp to the ferry in Homer. For the same reason, the transport of freight is also strongly discouraged.
The return trip from Homer on Saturday, February 8th will likely take longer than the usual 45 minutes due to darkness.

Seldovia Shines – Brown Bag Friday

| February 5, 2014 | 0 Comments

by Robin Giossi
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ACA Enrollment Assistance Available

| February 3, 2014 | 0 Comments

by Ian McGaughey

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Post Office Flagpole to be Replaced

| February 2, 2014 | 0 Comments

by Jenny Chissus

POFlagpole1The current flagpole at our Seldovia Post Office is a telescoping pole, divided in three sections, and these sections have become “loose” and therefore the entire pole needs to be replaced, as it could be considered dangerous.

Our Post Mistress, Rose, has not been raising the flag lately as to not add any extra stress to the pole, with the high winds of winter!


The Seldovia Post Office flagpole was taken down today with the help of Sonny Chissus and Jim Hopkins.  Boy, they made the job look easy – the 40+ foot pole came down easily and quietly to rest gently on the ground!  Nice work gentlemen!

POFlagpole1.5I spoke with the owners of the Post Office building, Dick and Sammie Reason and they definitely have plans to replace the pole.  Their preference is to find a single unit (rather than telescoping) and are making sure that it will be rated for the high winds, salty sea air and cold temperatures that we experience in Seldovia.

POFlagpole2Due to wind restrictions, cost and transportation issues to Seldovia, there is a chance that the new pole may be a bit shorter than the current flagpole in order to insure its stability and longevity.   Installing a new pole at this time of year (pouring new cement and working with the frozen ground) may be a challenge!  The bottom part of the pole was left in place, as it may be usable for the replacement.

The owners wanted to let the community know that they are pursuing the replacement in as timely manner as possible – within these limitations.  We will certainly keep you posted!

Seldovia Public Library Presents: Kiligvak Hunter: A Story From Anaktuvuk Pass

| January 27, 2014 | 0 Comments

by The Seldovia Public Library
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