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There’s a New Girl in Town – Welcome Kaya Della Baines!
Seldovia welcomes baby Kaya Della Baines, who was born in Homer on Sunday, October 13 at 10:28 p.m. She weighed eight pounds, 10 ounces.
Kaya’s parents are Darin and Jennifer Baines of Seldovia. Her maternal grandparents are Frank and Shelby Beaudry of Canby, Oregon, and paternal grandparents are the late Dan and Della Baines. Kaya’s great-grandparents are Rod and Sunni Hilts of Seldovia, and Velma Baines of Sitka.
I had a chance to ask Jennifer, the new mom, a few questions about becoming a family – and she wanted to share these thoughts with the community of Seldovia.
Gazette: The name Della is in honor of Kaya’s late grandmother, Darin’s mom, where does the name Kaya come from? Continue Reading
Power Outage WEDNESDAY Morning on Main Street
by Joe Gallagher
ATTENTION:
A planned power outage for Tuesday, October 29, was cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances. The outage has been rescheduled for Wednesday, October 30th. Weather permitting, the outage will begin at approximately 11:30 am and affect parts of Vista Road, Illiamna Street, Spruce Street, and Inlet Street.
The outage is expected to last approximately one hour and is necessary so that HEA crew can replace electrical equipment in the area. Thank you for your patience.
Washington, D.C. Close Up 2014
by Vivian Rojas
To the Community of Seldovia,
Ten students from Susan B. English School are eager to attend a course in governmental studies offered by the Close Up Foundation in Washington, D.C. Close Up is built on the belief that textbooks and lectures alone are not enough to help students understand the democratic process and make it work. Students need a “close up” experience in government. Close Up’s national experiential government studies programs strengthen participants’ knowledge of how the political process works, increase their awareness of Continue Reading
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