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Fourth-graders thankful for trip help
The fourth grade class would like to thank the following for their support and contributions to our Skagway trip: Haines Sportsman’s...
Contractors exemplary on dock project
I wanted to express my appreciation to those people and companies that contributed to the Port Chilkoot Dock Project to have it ready for the cruise...
Survey results out at pizza party
Updates to the Haines Borough comprehensive plan will be presented during a town hall meeting 5-7 p.m. Friday, June 3, at the fairgrounds’...
Early passes for state fair
Early-bird passes to the Southeast Alaska State Fair are available until June 15. The four-day passes are $32, a savings of $8 from the regular price...
Guitarist Williams to play here June 13
Keller Williams, a nationally acclaimed guitarist and loop artist, performs at the Chilkat Center auditorium 7:30 p.m. Monday, June 6. Keller is...
DUI charged in cliffside wreck
Acting on the results of a blood-alcohol test obtained through a search warrant, Alaska State Troopers have charged a Haines woman with driving under...
Foundation seeking $15K by Sept. 15
The Chilkat Valley Community Foundation will be seeking $15,000 in local donations by Sept. 15 to meet a matching amount under a challenge grant from...
Bicycle-motorist safety discussed
Do bicyclists take up more than their share of local roads? That was a discussion at a recent Haines Borough Planning Commission meeting, where...
Graduates urged to dream, plan, have courage
"It went better than I thought," said Aihan Goldberg, commenting on his electric guitar solo that drew raucous applause during...
Downtown street paving
First Avenue, Willard and Mission streets are on track for paving this year, but other borough roads downtown will likely wait until next year,...
Brewfest starts with beer banquet Friday
The 19th annual Great Alaska Craft Beer and Homebrew Festival will be held Friday and Saturday at the Southeast state fairgrounds. The main event, a...
Apple trees planted in downtown
Residents planted about two dozen apple trees around town last weekend, part of an effort by resident Joe Poor to spruce up the town. The trees went...
Police Blotter
Monday, May 23 A caller requested a welfare check on an individual they had not heard from in a week. An officer responded and found no one at home....
Richard Hart family thankful for support
A big thanks goes out to family, friends and community members. We appreciate the support and assistance you provided for the Richard Hart family....
Town's dedication makes Dolphins go
At the end of April, 15 Haines Dolphin Swim Team swimmers competed in the final swim meet of the season in Whitehorse. It has been a great season. We...
Foundation made dream trip possible
Thirteen Haines Venturer Scouts and five adult leaders went on an incredible international high adventure journey in Ecuador in March. This was made...
Thanks to Hostetlers for job well done
The other day I was leaving the ball field when I noticed Kelly Hostetler painting the exterior of Harriett Hall. I asked to see the remodel and was...
Thanks to fair for hiring local director
Thank you, Southeast Alaska State Fair for hiring a local person as fair director. It is very encouraging to see a person currently living in town...
Opinion
Criticisms I’ve heard from business owners about downtown revitalization include (a) that Main Street is dead, and can’t be saved, and...
Manager gets $6K salary increase
The Haines Borough’s proposed budget for the upcoming fiscal year includes a $6,000 pay increase for borough manager Mark Earnest. Earnest will...
Borough to adopt sprinkler allowance
Metered residential water customers could apply for a Haines Borough summertime sprinkler allowance following adoption of an ordinance set for a...
Badgley, Morgan win 'Block H'
Fireman Al Badgley and longtime basketball fan Al Morgan shared the annual "Block H" award, given to an adult who shows exemplary support...
Cleanup nets 249 bags of trash
Takshanuk Watershed Council collected 77 bags of garbage as the top nonprofit organization during the April 29-May 9 Community Pride Week. The Haines...
First of 23 cruise ship dockings Wednesday
The Haines cruise ship season starts Wednesday with the all-day docking of the 1,465-passenger Holland America ship Zaandam. Tourism director Tanya Ca...
Button offering catamaran trips
Dave Button is back on the water. Button, whose local tour permit was revoked for numerous violations of local regulations, said he’s now...