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The two day concert featured musicians performing on a floating platform in the Seldovia Harbor and slough.
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A group of mountaineers rescued a stranded dog near Seldovia earlier this month through a three-day rescue effort.
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The ferry has “unforeseen mechanical challenges,” according to an announcement on the ferry service’s website.
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The City of Seldovia's library will open a new collection and reading room to the public in May.
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The Jakolof Bay Boat Dock has been a transportation hub for Seldovia residents for more than 40 years, and a long due replacement is in the works.
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Last year in Homer, a warm, dry spring gave way to a very damp, gray summer. For Paul Castellani of Will Grow Farm, handling whatever the weather brings is business as usual. He and his wife Jen have been growing vegetables at their property near Anchor Point for two decades.
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More than $12 million in federal funds will go toward projects in Homer, Seldovia and Seward.
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Seldovia’s city manager is leaving the city after two years on the job. Rachel Friedlander said she’s relocating to the Lower 48 after a decade in Alaska and two years in the Kachemak Bay community. Her contract with the city expired this week.
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In this episode we take a trip across the bay to Seldovia and to talk with Rosanna McInnes and Lisa Stanish about starting Seldovia's first farmers…
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The tourism season for summer 2020 was, as we keep hearing, supposed to have been a record breaking one for Alaska’s visitor industry, with untold numbers…