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A forum for debate on local issues?

A public forum debate and discussion at the Haines School last month addressing whether income disparity is threatening the American Dream might lead...

 

'Master plan' would guide decisions on facilities

Add another plan to borough planning efforts. In addition to work on a comprehensive plan and a strategic plan, the Haines Borough is embarking on a...

 

'Pooper Troopers' sought

The Haines Animal Rescue Kennel is organizing “Pooper Troopers” to participate in an upcoming community cleanup. HARK executive director Steve...

 

News briefs

The Haines Borough Assembly last week approved $328,399 for replacement of the Haines High School gym floor. North Pacific Erectors of Juneau submitte...

 

Police Blotter

Monday, April 16 An officer warned a motorist for speeding. Sunday, April 15 A caller reported a domestic dispute at a Mosquito Lake residence. A...

 

Sales tax revenues up 1 percent in 2011

Haines Borough sales tax revenues increased 1 percent in 2011 compared to 2010, with retail showing the strongest gains and restaurants and bars...

 

Loss of visa work program not big impact to local processors

A State Department proposal to eliminate seafood processing from a visa program that brings thousands of foreign students to Alaska may not have a...

 

Assembly considers appointments

Members of the Haines Borough’s government affairs and services committee last week debated the role of special elections in filling assembly...

 

Benner hired; Lemcke here longer

The job shuffle at city hall continued this week with the temporary hire of Phil Benner as harbormaster, and a four-month extension for facilities...

 

‘Backroads Alaska’ campaign aims to entice more cruise ships to Haines

Haines Borough Tourism Director Tanya Carlson last week said the new “Backroads Alaska” campaign aims to bring additional cruise ships to the...

 

Earnest to leave June 15

Staff turnover reached the top of the Haines Borough this week, as manager Mark Earnest submitted his resignation, effective June 15. “We’re...

 

New console aimed at better 911 service response

The Haines Borough is seeking a federal grant to purchase and install a new dispatch console that would improve response to 911 calls. “Thank goodne...

 

Report says import LNG for Yukon mines

The potential for shipping ore from the Yukon Territory through Haines is slim unless trucks can back-haul liquid natural gas from here on return...

 

Borough juggles planning tasks

Confused about all the planning going on at the Haines Borough? The assembly is working on a “strategic plan,” a brief, “to-do list” of...

 

Does harbormaster need more power?

After considerable discussion, the Haines Borough Assembly has dropped the idea of making its harbormaster a “peace officer.” That puts the local...

 

Dolphins ready to make splash in fundraiser

The Haines Dolphins swim team’s Swim-a-Thon, the largest fundraiser of the year, is Saturday, March 31. Swimmers collect pledges for each length of...

 

Haxton signs with Montana college

Haines High School senior Brandon Haxton signed a letter of intent to play basketball for Rocky...

 

Manager assistant approved

The Haines Borough Assembly on Tuesday approved hiring a full-time executive assistant to manager Mark Earnest, a position that would cost an...

 

Gardening conference blooms this week

The Greater Lynn Canal Garden Conference will spring up in Haines this weekend for the first time. Speakers from around the region, including Alaska...

 

Reporter Bicknell leaving KHNS

Tara Bicknell plans to leave her post as news and public affairs director for KHNS by early April. “I don’t have anything specific lined up, and...

 

HARK event offers to 'chip' dogs

“Pelly,” a husky mix that resident Marnie Hartman adopted in Whitehorse, Y.T., came with an implanted microchip that stored contact information...

 

Local GOP for Romney

Mitt Romney won the Presidential Preference Poll of local Republicans on Tuesday, when turnout was a third of the 2008 total. Residents cast 39 votes...

 

Harbormaster to leave April 1; apply by March 29

Haines Borough Harbormaster Ed Barrett submitted his resignation last week. “I wish the organization and the community well,” Barrett wrote in...

 

Glacier Bears’ hopes quashed at tourney

Both Glacier Bear basketball teams met similar fates in Ketchikan last week, routing Wrangell and...

 

Assembly OKs GPS spot checks

The Haines Borough Assembly last week approved an ordinance for spot checks of global positioning system data to monitor compliance with helicopter...

 

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