TIGHT-WAD SPECIALS

There sure are fine eatin places in Seward. The MARINA RESTAURANT at the boat harbor is one of the them.
Except for guns and rifles, I’ve got a hard time letting go of my hard earned money, so I always try the TIGHT-WAD SPECIALS menu and cup of coffee to wake me up for breakfast. For [...]

When the Law Trumps Common Sense

Here’s a moral puzzle for you. The Anchorage Daily News reported today that a man was arrested for not buying beer for a minor. What was that again? This man was arrested and charged with fourth-degree theft, for NOT buying beer for a minor. Here’s how it went down.
The man was walking into a convenience [...]

Forget Redoubt, Brace for the PAC Cruise

I have exciting news. If you’re tired of the cold, pining for the sun, or just wishing you could get away for a while, your time has come. Yes, Alaska is moving forward. And South.
With Governor Palin’s recent formation of a Political Action Committee, we can all look forward to sunnier days ahead. I have it [...]

Yoly’s Bistro to Close

Yoly’s Bistro is set to close after this weekend for the rest of the winter. I enjoy the fresh, lively food and atmosphere at the Bistro and really hope that they don’t close. We have many great places to eat here in Seward but the more variety the better. If you feel [...]

28th Annual Auction!!

QUTEKCAK NATIVE TRIBE’S
28TH ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP AUCTION
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2009
SEWARD MIDDLE SCHOOL
POTLUCK STARTS AT 5:30 PM
LIVE AUCTION WILL START AT 6:30 PM
For further information please call Melanee at 224-3118.
Donated items will be posted at www.qutekcak.net

Mayor’s Advisory Group Discussions

Kenai Peninsula Borough MAYOR DAVID CAREY

Cordially invites all Kenai Peninsula Borough residents to the
Mayor’s Advisory Group Discussions regarding “Waters in the Kenai
Peninsula Borough, i.e., rivers, streams, and salt water.” (Information
will be posted at the Mayor’s website for dates and locations.)

The Public is invited to meet and speak with Mayor Carey at the
following locations:
First Saturday of [...]

Grab that Pack, Head to Emmonak

I think it’s time for our governor to sit for a geography lesson. And no, I’m not referring to that now infamous “You can see Alaska from Russia” comment she correctly made a while back because that one’s true. On a clear day, from the shores of Little Diomede island, with the sun just so, [...]

Love to Read? Here’s your chance…

Need a good book to curl up with? Here is a unique opportunity to read and discuss with your neighbors. The Seward Community Library Museum is sponsoring Love and Forgiveness, a book discussion opportunity. The series explores the themes of love and forgiveness in everyday life through classic and contemporary literature. The library’s series will [...]

Thanks, Alaskans!

The Alaska SeaLife Center would like to thank Alaskans for making our 10th anniversary a great year. After ten years building a solid foundation for our science, rehabilitation, and education programs, the SeaLife Center is now poised to help the community and decision makers better understand the health of our ocean ecosystems and adapt to [...]

JUST TO LET YOU KNOW

quit being whinny babies and lets give everyone free speach OK you dont like tough we need to stop the babe mouth comments and just respect each others right of free speach
[Admin's note: While the Seward City News is open to everyone to engage in discourse and discussion, we ask that writers attempt to [...]

How much electricity does your family use?

Today, like most of you, I received the notice with my utility bill to inform me that there may be a need to institute rolling blackouts due to the increasing electric demands of our community as well as decreased generating capacity from Chugach Energy as a result of strained natural gas supplies in Cook Inlet. [...]

TWILIGHT MOVIE AT THE LIBRARY

I think as CHRISTIANS we should look real close at what they are letting our children watch and do at the public library. Personaly I am shocked . Do you really know much about what goes on down there.I think that since they can show movies like twilight they should be willing to show EXPELLED [...]

Politics of Hate

On Sunday morning, November 2nd, two days before the election, I sat on the “grassy knoll” in Dallas Texas. Although enjoying the warm sunshine, I felt sadness for the history that lingers there still. I had just completed the tour of the “Sixth Floor Museum”, the memorial for and site of the JFK assassination that [...]

Allergy Support Group

Hi there!
I am wondering if any of you are interested in being a part of an
allergy support group. As you may know, our family has had a long hard
struggle with food allergies. It would be nice to have a local support
group here in Seward.
I am open to suggestions, but it could include anyone with any [...]

Package Deal?

In going through this week’s mail, I came across two mailings from Apollo Restaurant here in Seward. Now, the first was a dine-in/take-out menu, and the other was a skin care menu. My question for Apollo is this:
Let’s say I order the large Greek pizza @ $23.95 and the bikini waxing offered at $35 & [...]

GOOD BEAR HUNTING WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS

I read in the Log a couple of years ago about the bear that was “hunted” up on First Avenue and the outrage that followed. Nothing has changed, last night we got a first hand look at a bear that was “hunted” on Second Avenue, specifically up a tree in our back [...]

Once Bitten, No Longer Shy

By Michelle Keagle, Seward Resident

A few weeks ago I was bitten by a dog while running in Questa Woods neighborhood. As I talked to friends and neighbors to warn them about the dog, I found that not only were they all aware of the dog’s aggressive tendencies but the dog had already bitten at [...]

Don’t “DISS” the Bear

By Rev. Dr. James R. Stigall
Well, Russia has invaded its former satellite state Georgia. We all realize that something significant is happening … something that goes against the very moral fabric and best interest of liberty throughout the world. However, we also feel powerless to reverse this wave of disrespect for human rights.
Unfortunately, we are [...]

Young Fund Raiser Rattles Seward

When Don Young agreed to attend a private, machine-gun related fund raiser [Photos at www.dorenelorenz.blogspot.com] at the Lorenz-Lindsey property in Seward he seemed to have no idea who he was getting mixed up with.
This is Lorenz’s second Turkey Shoot, though first in the name of Young.
The first, at the same Nash Road property in 2006, [...]

Thank you Seward

My wife and I, together with two other couples from the Rotary Club of Plimmerton, New Zealand, recently visited Seward as part of a Rotary Friendship Exchange with the Rotary Club of Seward (and other clubs in Anchorage, Homer and Soldotna). Meryll and I were hosted by your editor Paul Tougas and his kiwi-born wife [...]

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