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Garage Sale to Support Arts Camp – NEEDING DONATIONS!
by Damara Burnett
The SOCC is sponsoring a
GARAGE SALE THIS SATURDAY
from 10am – 3pm
to benefit a Summer Fine Arts Camp for Youth in Seldovia . . .
but we need more stuff to sell!
Please look around your home, see what items you no longer use or want . . .
un-clutter your life and donate to a REALLY AWESOME cause!
Items can be dropped at the
SOCC TODAY 11am to 4:00pm
TOMORROW – 9:00am to 10:00am
Questions? Call Damara @ 234-4110.
If you can’t make it to the SOCC, but want to donate items,
please call Damara to arrange a pick up.
Don’t forget to come back for the SALE . . .
score some sweet, Seldovian goods . . .
plus $3 pizza slices and $1 ice-cream cones!
Solar, Wind, Hydro – Energy Savings in Seldovia – Meet Erik Schreier
by Jenny Chissus, photos provided by Erik Schreier
Starting with Solar…
Erik Schreier, his wife Angie – and their 2 year old son Bowen, are newcomers to Seldovia. Along with relocating their great new family, Erik is bringing 12 years of expertise in alternative energy options to our community, and I wanted to give him a “shout out”!
Thanks to Erik, we now have an expert in both solar and wind site surveying right here in Seldovia! Energy costs are a big part of the expense of living in Alaska, and Erik has some creative ideas to assist folks in assessing options for both individuals and businesses.
Erik will perform site surveys to help you determine which size and type of system would best suit your needs, and can assist you with the installation or any phase of the process. If this is something you just need a consultation about, and want to do the physical installation on your own – you are good to go! Erik is open to helping as much or as little as each client requires/desires! He is flexible, helpful and just wants to educate and assist people in all aspects of alternative energy! Continue Reading
SBE Still Looking for a Principal
by Jenny Chissus
This past Tuesday, we had interviews in Seldovia for our principal position. With over 50 applicants, we were looking forward to meeting the four finalists, and weighing in. The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District has been following this hiring process for over five years, but since Sherry Hingley has been our principal since 2007, we have never had this opportunity to participate in the interview process in Seldovia.
I believe this is a great method, as not only did we have the chance to relay our desires for the type of administrator and the concerns we have for our school and community, but we had the chance to participate in the actual interview process! Many Seldovians submitted questions for the interview, as 8 of the 20 questions are normally taken directly from the community. This is so important, as every location has concerns and issues that are specific to that school and community. Dr. Atwater confirmed that this process is only used when hiring for administrative positions.
Unfortunately, after all the effort, from the initial meeting in Seldovia, the review of over 50 applicants, to the interview itself – we are back at square one! After the Continue Reading