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The Frontiersman covers a story about one of our Seldovians, Todd Hopkins, who was just hired as the new coach for Colony High School wrestling team in Palmer!
Click here to read the full article! Congratulations Todd!
Main Street in Bloom!
by Suzie Stranik
T
he happy new hanging baskets along Main Street went up last Sunday thanks to Jerry Stranik with a little help from a friend, Frankie Kashevaroff. The baskets were donated to the City of Seldovia by Cathy and Dee Calvin of Forget-me-Not nursery of Indian, AK!
Suzie Stranik did the necessary permission requests and the Chamber of Commerce purchased the brackets. Peter Elvsaas with Seldovia Expeditors brought them down the highway at no charge! And best of all, Shad Haller has promised that the Seldovia Fire Dept will keep them watered! Suzie hopes the loosely formed garden club will help with dead heading during the summer to keep them blooming. A big round of thanks to all who lent a hand to make our Main Street blossom!
Welcome Baby Ivan – Our Newest Seldovian!
by Jenny Chissus
We want to welcome our newest precious addition to the Seldovia community! Proud parents are Elena Brubaker and Jevon Chartier!
Ivan Hale Chartier
Born June 2, 2012
8 pounds 3 ounces, 21 inches
Alexandria Seversen Roehl Paisley – August 10, 1922 – June 18, 2012
Alexandria Seversen Roehl Paisley, 89, passed away on June 18, 2012 at the Alaska Native Medical Center.
Alexandria was born on August 10, 1922, in Nondalton, Alaska. She lived in Iliamna, Homer, retired to Seldovia and lived in Anchorage since 1999.
Alexandria received an Associates Degree in Office Occupations. Alexandria worked for the Seversen Roadhouse, commercial fished in Cook Inlet, Peterson Point Cannery and the Alaska Native Health Services (ANS). She retired from ANS in the early eighties.
Alexandria was a member of Faith Christian Community Church. She was recognized as a volunteer by the Volunteers of America for donating hand-made Continue Reading
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