On deck: Public gets peek at new vessel | Homer News

On deck: Public gets peek at new vessel

June 15, 2016 12:13 pm

Tags: Business

Bay Welding general manager Eric Engebretsen stands on the deck of the tender King Island last Thursday at an open house for the boat at the Homer Harbor.

Visitors tour the King Island last Thursday at the Homer Harbor.

Visitors tour the King Island last Thursday at the Homer Harbor.

Tags: Business

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