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1946 Snipe, beautifully restored wood dinghy

Lippincott Lightning

Cal-Pearson Sloop 39

Morgan 32 Oswego Ny

2011 Goodall C2 Formula 18 Catamaran

2023 Picnic cat day sailer 14 ft

For sale: Beneteau First 24 SE (2021) – Excellent and immaculate condition

Endeavour 42

• North Carolina

Ultimate 20

• Maine , United States

1973 Soli 26″ Sailboat

• United States

2014 West Wight Potter 19 Coastal Cruiser

2018 Seaclipper Trimaran 20′

Westerly conway 36

1984 Herreshoff Tortola-Trawler Nereia 36′ Sailboat

36 Hunter Vision 1993

1972 Luders 36 by Cheoy Lee

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Boats - By Owner for sale in Homer, AK

• Steel Colvin junk rigged gazelle 42 sailboat $48,000 Homer
• 58x26x11 Combo Vessel $2,400,000 Homer
• 58 ft combo $2,400,000
• Avon Rover Inflatable Boat $275 Homer
• 38ft Bayliner Motor Yacht (Floating RV) $65,000 Homer Boat Harbor
• Yamaha outboards F250BTUR DEC $9,500
• Nordic Tug 42' $399,000 Homer
• 38 ft. Bayliner 3870 Motor Yacht $65,000 Homer Boat Harbor
• Alumacraft $10,499 Homer
• Classic 22 foot Dick Dunn Skiff $12,500 Homer
• New triple axle aluminum 36’ boat trailer 15K GVW $17,900 Homer
• 1994 StarCraft SF14 Boat $5,000 Homer
• NDK Explorer Kayak $2,500 Homer
• fishing boat $7,900 Anchor point
• fishing boat $7,900
• 30' Clipper Craft $85,000 Homer
• Pair Suzuki 150 outboards 4 stroke 4 props $9,999 Homer
• Woodrich 16' w/ 60hsp Etech $15,000 Seldovia
• 1983 Bayliner 3870 $73,000 Homer Alaska
• 1987 Seasport Seamaster $52,000
• 1987 SeaSport Seamaster-Sea Sport $52,000
• 14' Lowe skiff $3,500 Homer
• 20-ft Marion skiff $16,500 Homer
• Westsail 28 Cutter $32,000 Homer
• Arima Sea Ranger $30,000 Homer
• 2009 Tolman Skiff $30,000 Homer
• 20 foot Alumaweld Sea Dory needs repairs. Motors trailer $6,000 Anchor Point
• Halibut charter $99,999 Anchor Point
• Frannie B -priced to sell 16K OBRO Ends 9.2 $16,000 Homer
• Western Fabrication storm runner 24 $98,000 Homer

Celebration of Life to be held for Maynard Family in Troy

“with great sadness,” alaska dps ended its search for missing troy, texas family.

WACO, Texas (KWTX) - The Alaska Dept. of Public Safety on Aug. 20 announced it was ending its search for The Maynards, a Troy family who went missing when a boat capsized off the coast in Homer on Aug. 3.

“It is with great sadness, we are ending the active search efforts for the Maynard Family,” Alaska DPS wrote in a social media post. “If something is located or possibly located in the future, we will respond to assess what is located if requested.”

David Maynard, Mary Maynard and their two children, Colton and Brantley, went missing after a boat capsized off the Alaskan coast.

The Coast Guard received a mayday call around 7 p.m. on Aug. 3 for a 28-foot aluminum vessel that began taking on water with eight people aboard, according to Petty Officer Shannon Kearney.

Four people were rescued by a good Samaritan vessel, “Salty Sea”, from a life raft, according to the Coast Guard. The Maynards, however, were not found that night.

The rescue search for the Central Texas was originally conducted by the United States Coast Guard, which later confirmed it had to make the painful decision to suspend the search. The Alaska Department of Public Safety took over the search soon after.

A celebration of life and candle vigil will be held for the Maynard family on Aug. 30 at the Troy First Assembly of God & Troy Basketball Association at 722 West Main Street in Troy.

The celebration of life is scheduled from 5 p.m. until 8 p.m. and the candle vigil from 8:30 p.m. until 9 p.m.

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58431 BRUCE AVE

Listed By Story Real Estate , Amanda N Miotke

58431 BRUCE AVE HOMER, AK 99603

2,527 Sq Ft

Status Active

MLS# 24-11082

A home on the ''The Bench'' doesn't come around that often. Located out East End Road in Homer, Alaska, this charming 3-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom home offers breathtaking views of Kachemak Bay and the surrounding mountains. Experience the tranquility of Alaskan living on this expansive 1.72-acre lot filled with beautifully manicured flower gardens and lush landscaping. Wake up to majestic mountain views in the primary suite, which includes an en-suite bathroom and private deck to drink your coffee on while watching the sun rise. The attached 2-car garage features an extra room for storage, or a workshop, or whatever suits your needs. This property provides the perfect balance of privacy and convenience, offering the best of Alaskan beauty and comfort.

Details for 58431 BRUCE AVE

Built in 1985

$283 / Sq Ft

2 parking spaces

2 Days on website

1.72 acres lot

Dishwasher, Electric Cooktop, Refrigerator

Bathrooms Full

Bathrooms Half

Bathrooms Total

Bedrooms Total

Fireplace Features

Carpet, Laminate, Tile

Interior Features

Soaking Tub, Solid Surface Counter

Laundry Features

Washer &/Or Dryer Hookup

Living Area

2,527 SqFt.

HOA Features

Association Amenities

Association Fee Includes

Building And Construction

Accessibility Features

Building Features

Door Features

Property Sub Type

Single Family Residence

Property Type

Residential

Security Features

Carbon Monoxide Detector(s), Smoke Detector(s)

Window Features

Window Coverings

Exterior And Lot

Exterior Features

Garage Spaces

Lot Features

Fire Service Area, Horse Property, Landscaped, Views

Lot Size Acres

Lot Size Square Feet

Lot Size Units

Parking Features

RV Access/Parking, Attached, No Carport

Parking Total

Patio And Porch Features

Pool Features

Spa Features

Waterfront Features

None, Bay Access

Area And Schools

Community Features

Elementary School

Paul Banks/Homer

High School

Middle Or Junior School

Area Information for 58431 BRUCE AVE

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Search efforts end for wreckage of boat that sank with 4 onboard near Homer

Mary and David Maynard and their sons Colton, 11, and Brantley, 7. (Courtesy Christi Wells)

The Alaska Dive Search Rescue and Recovery Team this week stopped looking for the wreckage of a boat that sank near Homer earlier this month with four people aboard.

A family member of Mary and David Maynard and their two sons, 11-year-old Colton and 7-year-old Brantley, filed a presumptive death petition with the Homer court this week.

The family of four was on a 28-foot aluminum vessel with four other people when it began taking on water Aug. 3 roughly 16 miles west of the Homer Spit, officials from the U.S. Coast Guard have said. The boat was a recreational vessel, not a charter, said Cmdr. Mike Salerno, spokesman for the 17th Coast Guard District.

The Maynards were inside the ship when it began taking on water and the other four people were on the deck, Salerno said. There are indications that the boat may have sunk quickly, but it’s not clear what caused it to take on water and the Coast Guard did not launch an investigation, he said.

The other four people aboard made it onto a life raft and were rescued by a good Samaritan nearby, authorities said.

The Coast Guard and Alaska State Troopers searched an area of roughly 1,420 square miles over 31 hours before suspending the efforts, Salerno said.

The Alaska Dive Search Rescue and Recovery Team began search efforts to find the wreckage using sonar equipment, but they were hampered for several days by poor weather, the organization wrote on social media . The team searched for about 10 hours last week, but winds, waves and fast currents made it challenging for the boat to maintain course while towing the sonar equipment, they wrote.

On Wednesday, the team said it was ending active search efforts.

“It is with great sadness, we are ending the active search efforts for the Maynard Family. If something is located or possibly located in the future we will respond to assess what is located if requested by DPS,” they wrote online. “Our thoughts and prayers continue to be with the survivors, their family, friends, and community.”

Mary and David Maynard were from Troy, Texas, and raised their sons there, their relative Christi Wells has said. Colton and Brantley both played soccer and baseball, she said.

Mary Maynard, 37, worked as a traveling nurse and David Maynard, 42, stayed home with their children and had a lawn care business. The family loved to travel and spend time with family and friends, which is what they were doing while visiting Alaska, Wells said.

On Friday, Wells said the family wants to thank the community and everyone involved in the search efforts for their support and prayers, she said.

Tess Williams

Tess Williams is a reporter focusing on breaking news and public safety. Before joining the ADN in 2019, she was a reporter for the Grand Forks Herald in North Dakota. Contact her at [email protected].

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What the proposed Kroger/Albertsons merger could mean for Alaskans | Talk of Alaska

Company mergers are often touted as a way to create more efficiencies for the companies and savings for customers. Albertsons, the owner of Safeway and Carrs, wants to sell to Kroger, the parent company of Fred Meyer. The deal would affect multiple stores in Alaska. The companies say the merger will result in better prices for consumers. Do economists, public advocates and attorneys agree? We ask them on this Talk of Alaska.

HOST: Lori Townsend

• Dr. Mike Jones – Assistant professor of applied economics, Institute for Social and Economic Research, University of Alaska Anchorage
• Bruce Botelho – Former Alaska Attorney General, oversaw Carrs/Safeway merger in the 90s
• Veri di Suvero – Executive Director, Alaska Public Interest Research Group
• Merger information provided by Kroger and Albertsons
• The parent companies of 2 of Alaska’s grocers want to merge. Here’s what we know.

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