Seward News

Where/how was the info in the letter... The Bear Creek Volunteer Fire Department responded to a reported fully involved shop on Old Exit Glacier Road at 6:50 am on January 1st giving the volunteers an early ...

Hey, let's spend the weekend in Alaska! Sounds crazy? Not really. If you've ever blitzed into New York for a long weekend from the Bay Area, you should know this: Flying to Anchorage takes the same amount of ...

A Seward couple welcomed the New Year with a new baby. The baby - Daunte Gabrael Latimer - was born at 2:02 a.m. Thursday at the Woman's Way Midwifery center in Soldotna.

The Kenai Peninsula did not have to wait too long for its first new resident of 2009.

The City of Seward Electric Dep.... The Seward Marinersa Memorial committee would like to express our gratitude to Deborah Altermatt and the Seward Rotary nominating committee for selecting our project as the ...

The borough will submit a post-Christmas wish list to the federal government today in an effort to tap funding that may become available after the inauguration of President-elect Barrack Obama.

Multifacetd project celebrates elements of snow, ice and light in outdoor installation.

A 7-year-old boy was critically injured Wednesday after the vehicle he was riding in was broadsided by a pickup at the intersection of O'Malley Road and the Seward Highway, according to Anchorage police.

Holly Abel and Joanne Frey are at opposite ends of the age and teaching experience spectrum, but they're both in the same boat.

Apparently for the first time since statehood, an Alaska State Trooper has boarded a fishing vessel in Seward specifically to search for illegal rats.

Alaska Department of Transportation officials reduced the speed limit on three bridges near Seward, and have cut the spans down to one lane until they can figure out a more permanent solution.

At least one Alaska fishing vessel is rat free. That's the ruling from an Alaska State Trooper who conducted what's believed to be the first such inspection in the state's history.

A nifty idea to celebrate Alaska's statehood with a chain of giant bonfires on the Kenai Peninsula that would look from outer space like the state flag fizzled Monday over the issue of light "pollution." Short ...

Gov. Sarah Palin has filled a vacancy on the Board of Fisheries with a name familiar to many Alaskans: retired Superior Court Judge Karl Johnstone.

They are as old as our state, but these bridges haven't aged quite as gracefully.

Aboard Roger Henry , Alvah and Diana Simon are hunkering down for the winter at a marina in Seward, Alaska.

Weather: Once again the thermometer is stuck at 32Ao, turning our lovely snow to slush and ice, with a light freezing rain.

Yet asking around led to the realization that it can be a tossup whether most partygoers have traipsed the interior of the outrageously yellow-signed Al's Alaskan Inn.

At a recent Chugiak-Eagle River Chamber of Commerce luncheon, Julianne Hanson with HDR Alaska Inc.

The crowd started gathering in the pre-dawn gloom outside the harbormaster's office in Seward.