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Some say Hollister trust fund isn't being used for what it was intended for

Marie G. McIntosh, enjoyed evenings playing card games, especially bridge, visits from family, poolside reading, golf, and socializing with beloved friends and neighbors.

When people die, their legacy follows like the wake of a boat steaming toward its destination. Among the many people Kodiak recently bade final farewell to are Ellen Ross, Bob Bunsey and Lucien Bernard. All three will be remembered and revered for their vibrant, outspoken faith, which translated into action. Ellen had a heart for the shut-ins. She and her husband, the late Bill Ross, often visited residents of the long-term Care Center at Providence Kodiak Island Medical Center. They started their ministry in 1984 and kept doing it for 28 years.  “What I enjoyed most was coming here, ...

Keeler Tavern Museum & History Center Announces Spring Boutique in the Barn Written by KTMHC In response to the great success of the 2020 Holiday Boutique in the Barn, Keeler Tavern Museum & History Center is launching the first-ever Spring Boutique in the Barn. Shoppers have the unique opportunity to browse a variety of items for purchase all while experiencing the charm and craftmanship of the Museum’s historic Carriage Barn. Designed by famed twentieth-century architect and longtime Tavern resident Cass Gilbert, the Carriage Barn dates to circa 1910 and was originally designe...

Written by Katie Burton In response to the great success of the 2020 Holiday Boutique in the Barn, Keeler Tavern Museum & History Center is launching the first-ever Spring Boutique in the Barn. Shoppers have the unique opportunity to browse a variety of items for purchase all while experiencing the charm and craftmanship of the Museum’s historic Carriage Barn. Designed by famed twentieth-century architect and longtime Tavern resident Cass Gilbert, the Carriage Barn dates to circa 1910 and was originally designed to house Gilbert’s horses, carriages, and, eventually, automobiles. Gi...