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In The News…Seldovia’s Boomerang Club

| July 18, 2012 | 0 Comments

featured in the Redoubt Reporter
Seldovia’s Bruce Flint and our very own Lisa and Simone Stanish are featured in this article in the Redoubt Reporter about the newly founded Boomerang Club in Seldovia!

A great story – you’ll have to check in with Lisa, Simone or Bruce to join in the next practice/meet!

Engaged! Matthew Gain and Natalie Grimes

| July 17, 2012 | 0 Comments

by Jenny Chissus
 Funny how news travels these days…

My son came downstairs Sunday night – fairly late to announce to the family that Seldovian’s very own Matthew Gain just proposed to Natalie Grimes! Matthew was raised in Seldovia, and he is the son of Ronene and Keith Gain.  (Keith is Seldovia’s Mayor)  So how did my son find out this exciting news?  A “text”! Continue Reading

You’re Invited… To a Wedding Celebration!

| July 17, 2012 | 1 Comment

by Dianne Gruber

In Honor of Fritz!

| July 17, 2012 | 0 Comments

by Tania Spurkland


Seldovia Arts Council – Summer Schedule

| July 15, 2012 | 0 Comments

by Rebecca Lambourn

Thank You Seldovia Volunteers!

| July 15, 2012 | 0 Comments

by Sandy Murray – Chair, Parks, Recreation and Trails Committee

A big THANK YOU to the following 11 volunteers who showed up to help clear the Rocky Ridge Trail on Saturday, July 14th!

Happy Schneider, Kari Heinrich and Duna, Bob Moser, Tobben and Tania Spurkland, Mary Ann Driscoll, Frieda Erickson, Sachiko Scott, Jere Murray and yours truly.  It took us about 5 hours of tedious work.  But looking behind to see an open path was instant gratification!! We were two groups of happy workers when we met clearing the trail from opposite directions!  On their way down those who worked from the Airport side were able to enjoy the trail newly cleared by those of us who started from Rocky Rd.

Thanks go also to Walt Sonen who took his chainsaw and hiked the trail the day before clearing the trees and to Dean Lent who was kind enough to shuffle the workers up to the trailhead in his 4-wheeler.  It would have taken longer and we would have been more tired without your help!

The trail is now cleared from end to end and ready for everyone to hike and enjoy. If you see any of the volunteers, please give them a big thank you!  Clearing trail is never an easy task. Fun, lots of exercise and lots of work!

Thanks again for a job well done.