Tag: Seldovia Alaska

Seldovia Bay Ferry Continues Service Into October
by Ian McGaughey The Seldovia Bay Ferry is continuing operations, providing round trips between Seldovia and Homer twice a day on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. “As long as there are passengers to support it and weather to accommodate the service, the Seldovia Bay Ferry will continue to run,” Seldovia Village Tribe President and CEO Crystal […]

Kennicott Reschedules September and October Stops for Seldovia
by Jenny Chissus I just received word from the Seldovia City office (thanks to Jen Giles) that the Kennicott is approximately 30 hours behind schedule due to high winds and hazardous seas out by Unalaska. Please take note of the following changes to the upcoming arrival and departure times for Seldovia. The scheduled sailing for Saturday, […]

Wwoofers,Who Are They?
by Suzie Stranik Last summer, our youngest daughter, Dakota, signed me up as a host with WWOOF USA, World wide opportunities on organic farms, wwoofusa.org. When Dakota graduated from Cornell she decided to ride her bike across America, so she drug her bike across the sand, dipped her foot into the Atlantic Ocean at Coney Island […]

Working for Transportation Solutions
In the news… Our city Manager, Tim Dillon (also chairman of the Alaska Municipal League’s Transportation committee) was quoted in this article in the Homer News, regarding the Tusty’s, once again, delayed return to service for Seldovia. Please click here or on the image to the left, to go directly to the Homer News and read […]

Being Prepared
by Dan Nelson As residents of the Kenai Peninsula, we know that disasters can happen at any time. September is National Preparedness Month, and it is a good time to prepare yourself and those in your care for emergencies and disasters. In just the past week we have seen disasters in Colorado as the result […]