Seward residents narrowly voted against the sale of the utility to Homer Electric Association
The decision not to sell the City of Seward’s electric utility to Homer Electric Association came down to just seven votes, unofficial final election results… Continue reading
This story has been updated with the latest results. A majority of Seward residents on Tuesday voted in favor of the city selling its electric… Continue reading
The assembly currently meets at the George A. Navarre Administration Building in Soldotna
Voters will get the final say during a special election on May 2
More than 50 businesses were represented
The pup was reported by Sitka residents using the center’s 24-hour stranding hotline
Mist, who was approximately 2-and-a-half years old, had been socializing with three other Steller sea lions
AVTEC is about more, LeCompte said, than just checking off classes to gain certification
Dr. Roloff to depart in March
The man was taken to the Seward City Jail
Federal infrastructure bill makes available more than $232M for peninsula projects
The limits are meant to ameliorate the city’s housing shortage
Qilak was rescued by the Alaska SeaLife Center’s Wildlife Response program in early September
The borough assembly voted Tuesday to accept the funds
A harbor seal pup was rescued on Aug. 22 and a sea otter pup was rescued Sept. 7
Last year’s derby featured 1,800 contestants competing across eight days
Contractors with the Corps will work in Lowell Canyon, west of the current tunnel and diversion dam, July 12 through July 15
Assembly members approved legislation supporting agencies working to address the “repetitive hazards”
The work is in part of ongoing work related to the May 7 landslide
