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How parents and children talk about a pandemic
How do you explain a worldwide pandemic to a child when you can barely wrap your head around it as an adult? Parents in Haines have been forced to...
Library offers pickup service
Haines residents looking for entertainment options in the new landscape of social distancing can still rely on the library. On Tuesday, March 17, the...
Haines braces for dismal tourist season
COVID-19 could have a severe impact on Haines tourism this summer and, by extension, the Haines economy as a whole. The Centers for Disease Control...
Organizations for seniors increase health precautions
In response to the threat of COVID-19 spread, organizations serving senior citizens in Haines are taking extra steps to protect their clients. Older...
Two test negative for COVID-19 in Haines so far, SEARHC says
The local Southeast Regional Health Consortium clinic is offering COVID-19 testing to those in the community who meet a very specific set of criteria....
Signatures stall on Recall Dunleavy effort
After a busy first two weeks gathering roughly 380 signatures in Haines, the Recall Dunleavy campaign ground to a halt on Tuesday as the effects of...
CWS prepares to ship garbage, unsorted trash goes up in price
Community Waste Solutions, the private company that operates the Haines landfill, announced that it will begin shipping most solid waste to the Lower...
Haines couple postpones wedding due to Coronavirus
Until Sunday night, the plan for Haines residents Katie Dickerson and Benjamin Bard had been to get...
Chief proposes flat-funded police budget
Haines Borough police chief Heath Scott submitted a flat-funded budget proposal for a five-officer force for the coming fiscal year. The proposal come...
Residents cheer as the Tazlina docks in Haines
On Friday, March 6 the Tazlina sailed into Haines only 10 minutes behind schedule. A group of...
Residents build case for community center
Friends of Mosquito Lake School and Community Center board members are building a case for keeping the facility open for the coming fiscal year. At a...
Separate forums highlight risks and benefits of mining in Haines
How to minimize risks while maximizing the benefits of mining were themes at two mining forums held last week in Haines. It’s the second year in a...
Assembly: Put Ocean Rangers under DEC
The Haines Borough Assembly voted unanimously to send a letter to the Alaska Municipal League in support of a bill that would eliminate the state’s...
Haines Assembly misses Army Corps public comment deadline
The Haines Borough is asking the federal government to halt interim plans for in-place remediation for contaminated soil at 15 Mile on the Haines...
Assembly Briefs
Two new tours approved This week, the Haines Borough Assembly approved two new tour permits—one for Chilkat River Adventures and one for Alaska...
Haines prepares for Coronavirus threat
As the number of U.S. coronavirus cases continues to climb, state and local government are working t...
'Steel Magnolias' opens Friday
"Steel Magnolias" opens at the Chilkat Center on Friday with Lorrie Dudzik and Judith McDermaid,...
Ferry expected in Haines for 1st sailing in 7 weeks
On March 6, the Tazlina will arrive in Haines. It will be the first time Haines has had a ferry dock in roughly seven weeks. The Alaska Department of...
Brewery, distillery law in the works
News of a compromise that will likely allow state alcohol law revisions to pass the Alaska Legislature this year was met with indifference by local...
Charters highlight need to accommodate larger boats
Does it make sense to take action to allow larger vessels to tie up more easily in the Small Boat Harbor? Port and Harbor Advisory Committee (PHAC)...
Tourism code sunsets without new one in place
On Sunday, March 1, changes to Haines tourism code reached their sunset date without replacement provisions in place. Last year, the Haines Borough...
State close to finalizing interim ferry plan
The Alaska Department of Transportation is close to finalizing interim transportation for passengers while its mainline ferries remain out of service....
Budget can't support 24-hour service, chief says
Haines police chief Heath Scott said the department lacks funding to provide adequate 24-hour police service. This comment was part of a presentation...
Organizers begin next phase of Recall Dunleavy
Recall Dunleavy is entering its second round of signature gathering with the goal of collecting 91,000 signatures statewide in five weeks. In Haines,...
New Ocean Ranger program considered
The Alaska Legislature is considering a revised version of a bill that would eliminate the state’s Ocean Ranger program and give the Department of...