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Home Downtown Seldovia with Waterfront View
FSBO-2,500 sq ft 3 bedroom/3.5 bathroom downtown Seldovia. Stunning views of Iliamna and amazing sunsets. Mother in law apartment currently being rented on a month to month basis. Main house is a vacation rental, and can be sold completely furnished and outfitted. Zoned commercial residential.
http://www.owners.com/ak/seldovia/194-main-street/mtp7420
2011 EV/LSV Electric Polaris Rangers
“We have decided to sell our two Polaris EV Rangers. This is a great rental business here in Seldovia who wants to generate a little extra cash. The units are model year 2011 and have around 100 hours each on them. New cost was $14,200 each. We will sell them both for $18,000. We have all forms for renting the vehicles and information on insurance requirements, etc.
We would also consider selling the vehicles individually for $9,000 each if you are not interesting in renting them. They are in great shape and run like new!”
For more information on the home/business or the Polaris Rangers, please contact the owners directly:
Peggy Keesecker 971-600-5786
Tom Keesecker 907-399-3195
4th of July Planning Meeting
Join us on Wednesday, May 22nd at noon at the Seldovia Fire Hall Training Room to discuss plans for our upcoming 4th of July celebration. All people and businesses wanting to help make this year’s festivities a success are invited to attend.
SAC Kicks off the 2013 Season
by Tania Spurkland
The Seldovia Arts Council (SAC) is kicking off its busy 2013 summer/fall season with a free “Members Reception” at the Stranik’s residence on the Boardwalk on Saturday June 1st at 7:00 pm. Come and renew your membership or join SAC this evening and enjoy the relaxing string music of the Areté Trio featuring Emily Grossman on the violin, Kate McVey on the viola and Kevin Charlestream on the cello.
A native Tulsan, violinist Emily Grossman has been energetically involved with the Alaskan musical community since 2004. When she’s not teaching in her private studio in Soldotna or performing with the Anchorage Symphony, she prefers focusing primarily on chamber music.
Leaving behind a busy childhood of soloing as a concert cellist, Kevin Charlestream moved to Anchorage from Gloucester MA to accept a job as an aircraft technician and now teaches privately while enjoying as much chamber music as possible.
A born-and-raised Alaskan, Kate McVey studied viola performance under the direction of Dr. Juliet White-Smith at the University of Northern Colorado at Greeley. Since graduating in 2006, she returned to her hometown and plays in both the Anchorage Symphony and Anchorage Opera Orchestras, in addition to recently recording her debut album as a solo artist.
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