Tag: Seldovia Alaska
The Seldovia Police Blotter is Back!
by Shad Haller, Seldovia’s Chief of Police
I am pleased to announce that today we revive the Seldovia Police Department Blotter that Andy Anderson maintained while he was Chief of Police. (It is located under the Gazette tab on the top navigation bar of this page) This will be a way to keep in touch with everyone and let you know about things that are going on in our community. My hope is that it will be a format to offer some advice as to how to help better protect ourselves and our community.
I would like to start by thanking all of you in our community that continue to give your support, without it my job would be ten times harder. It was not an easy decision for me to take on this role, as it affected, not just me, but my family and friends. So, thank you very much!
The Haller Family’s Seldovia Roots
For those of you who don’t know me from growing up here, I am a Seldovian through and through. My parents moved here in 1972 when I was just two years old. My dad, Ike Haller and my mom, Sandee Elvsaas (who still lives here) ran one of the local grocery stores.
I attended Susan B. English back in the day when we had trailers for class rooms where the Ottertorium Continue Reading
Basketball Games tonight in Anchorage – Streaming live!
by Jenny Chissus
Coach Mark Janes has arranged to have the games this weekend from Anchorage streaming live for our viewing pleasure down here in Seldovia! Check out the link http://www.ustream.tv/channel/seldovia-basketball it is working!
Tonight at 6:00pm and 7:30pm and tomorrow – Saturday, January 11th at 10:00am and 11:30am! Thanks Mark for working on this – there are a lot of away games this year – and we LOVE watching the Otters play! Both the boys and girls teams are playing – tonight at West, and tomorrow at Grace! If you are in Anchorage – stop on by and cheer on the teams!!!
Update: This is the first time that Mark has done this for us and it is awesome!!! GO OTTERS!!!
Good luck Otters!
Power Restored – Thanks HEA
by Joe Gallagher
January 4, 5:45 pm – HEA crews have completed restoration work in Seldovia and power has been restored to all HEA members in the area. The cause of the outage was a failed insulator on a power pole located between McDonald Spit and Six Mile Jakolof Bay Road.