Moose Pass News

A Veterans Day Celebration is being held on Sunday November 15th, 2009 at 2pm at the Seward Resort! We would like to invite all Active and Veteran Military Personnel, in addition to first responders such as Seward Police Department, Seward Fire Department, Seward Volunteer Ambulance Corp, Bear Creek Volunteers, Moose Pass Fire Company Volunteers, ...

Extensive collection of images of Alaska animals roaming the wilderness and, in many cases, our own backyard.

South Foundation cordially invites you to donate a decorated tree or other holiday related item wreath, stained glass, etc., to our Annual Christmas Tree Silent Auction.

Since 2005, the Seward Community Library Building Committee has worked diligently on behalf of the community to bring a new co-located library museum facility to reality.

Kenai Superior Court Judge Charles Huguelet ruled Wednesday that an injunction filed against the Kenai Peninsula Borough by Vern Kingsford, a Moose Pass resident who has a structure encroaching on borough land, was invalid.

In Memory Caribou Jack Coppock Caribou Jack peacefully passes away Tuesday August 25, 2009, after an extended illness.

The Seward Community Foundation has continued to be busy throughout the summer and is excited to tell you about the progress thata s been made.

Seward and Moose Pass students return to school on Monday, August 24. Several new and returning teachers and a few new principals have been busy preparing to welcome the students upon their arrival.

Seward and Moose Pass students return to school on Monday, August 24. Several new and returning teachers and a few new principals have been busy preparing to welcome the students upon their arrival.

The Dolly Parton Imagination Library free book program has come to Seward and Moose Pass.

Camp Edge Vacation Bible School is coming to Seward and Moose Pass in August! Camp EDGE is this yeara s VBS theme at the United Methodist Churches in Seward and Moose Pass.

Armed only with a card table, a clipboard, a small pile of blue plastic pens with their bosses names on them, a stack of pocket-sized copies of the Constitution and a pair of fold-up camping chairs, legislative correspondents Chris Leuchten and Jacob Wood had their work cut out for them.

In lyrics that are at once vivid and obscure, Breathe Owl Breathe sings of mastodons and glaciers, toboggans and boats, evoking landscapes through their music that would be easy enough to imagine were formed right here in Southeast Alaska.

Dolly Parton's Imagination Library has come to Seward and Moose Pass. Each month the Dollywood Foundation mails a brand new, age appropriate book, at no charge, to every child from birth to age 5 who is enrolled.

Four major fish habitat improvement projects are being funded by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act putting Alaskans to work this summer.

Before I moved to Alaska, I assumed that solstice celebrations were for druids and/or hippies, and imagined long-haired folks with crowns of leaves preforming incantations and ceremonies on both the longest and shortest days of the year.

A 25-year-old Girdwood woman died while on a hiking trip on a Kenai Peninsula trail.

First, the good news. As of July 1, Homer Electric members will see a decrease in the base rate charged for energy.

The 2008-09 was a very successful year for the Rotary Club of Seward. We would like to take this opportunity to present to the Seward community some of the club's accomplishments over the past year.

Wednesday, August 12-Friday, August 14 - Homer, AK * Alaska Islands & Ocean Visitor Center * Visit Salty Dog Saloon * View Eagle Lady Residence * Option: Halibut and Salmon Fishing Homer and Homer Spit is the end of the Sterling Highway leading from the junction of the Seward Highway just beyond Moose Pass.