Tag: Seldovia
HEA Update – Saturday 3:30pm – Power Restored Around 1:00pm
by Joe Gallagher
The Seldovia area is back on central station power and is no longer being served by the Gerry Willard Generation Plant.
HEA crews were able to energize the main line in south Kachemak Bay at approximately 3:00 pm on Saturday.
The Seldovia area had been on generation since December 24th when a heavy snowfall created problems with the power line between McKeon Flats and Seldovia.
Crews were able to finalize repair work and patrol the line this afternoon, allowing the system to return to normal operations.
Port Graham and Nanwalek are currently being served by the emergency generator in Port Graham.
The power line between Port Graham and Seldovia needs to be repaired and HEA crews plan to work on that line Sunday.
HEA Update – Saturday 12:11pm – Power Restored on Jakolof
by Joe Gallagher
HEA crews have restored power along Jakolof Bay Road and are currently working in Seldovia to put that section back on generation.
The area was being served by Gerry Willard Generation Plant, but at approximately 12:45 am Saturday, a fault on the power line interrupted the operation of the generator.
Port Graham and Nanwalek are currently being served by the emergency generator in Port Graham.
If you do not have power, please call HEA’s outage reporting hotline at 1-888-8OUTAGE (1-888-868-8243).
Please remember to always stay away from downed power lines. The lines are extremely dangerous and getting too close to a line can cause serious injury or death.
HEA Update – Saturday 10:45am – HEA Crew is on Their Way
by Joe Gallagher
HEA crews are expected to arrive in Seldovia around 11:00 Saturday morning to work on restoring power to the town and along Jakolof Bay Road.
The area was being served by Gerry Willard Generation Plant, but at approximately 12:45 am Saturday, a fault on the power line interrupted the operation of the generator.
HEA was able to restart the generator, but a portion of the town and the power line along Jakolof Bay Road to McKeon Flats is not energized. The area will need to be patrolled before it can be put on generation.
Port Graham and Nanwalek are currently being served by the emergency generator in Port Graham.
If you do not have power, please call HEA’s outage reporting hotline at 1-888-8OUTAGE (1-888-868-8243).
Please remember to always stay away from downed power lines. The lines are extremely dangerous and getting too close to a line can cause serious injury or death.
For more information, please contact Joe Gallagher at 398-3478
HEA Update – Saturday 2:30am – Power Lost in Seldovia Due to High Winds
by Joe Gallagher
The Jakolof Bay Road area and part of Seldovia is without power Saturday morning due to high winds.
The area was being served by Gerry Willard Generation Plant, but at approximately 12:45 am Saturday, a fault on the power line interrupted the operation of the generator.
HEA was able to restart the generator, but a portion of the town and the power line along Jakolof Bay Road to McKeon Flats is not energized. The area will need to be patrolled before it can be put on generation.
HEA will attempt to get a crew to Seldovia Saturday morning to work on getting power restored to the affected area.
Port Graham and Nanwalek are currently being served by the emergency generator in Port Graham.
If you do not have power, please call HEA’s outage reporting hotline at 1-888-8OUTAGE (1-888-868-8243).
Please remember to always stay away from downed power lines. The lines are extremely dangerous and getting too close to a line can cause serious injury or death.
For more information, please contact Joe Gallagher at 398-3478
Alumni Game Was Well Played and Attended
by Jenny Chissus
Pictured above: the Susan B English basketball team and the SBE Alumni who challenged them this evening!
Back Row: SBE High School Coach Mark Janes and players: Chance Haller, Devin Chissus, Aidan Philpot and Calem Collier
and Alumni: Evan Mickelson, Griffin Swick, Brian Chartier, Oren Kroll
Front Row: SBE players: Tim Haller, Dylan Waterbury and Seth O’Leary
and Alumni: Keith Swick, Matthew Gain and ref/coach Alvin Swick with Jordan Geagel in the front!
Not pictured above: Alumni Jimmy Payton and 2nd referee Katie O’Leary
Tonight’s game was full of action and plenty of rough, yet friendly competition! Our young Otters (4 Freshman and 3 Sophomores) did their best to fight for control and the lead in the game, without luck. The Alumni were ahead from the start, but our Otters weren’t discouraged and played hard all the way through the 4th quarter. They were all having so much fun, that they continued the game into a 5th quarter, with a final score of Otters-64, Alumni-103.
Tonight’s game brought many spectators and the bleachers were full with cheering fans. What a great Seldovia tradition!
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