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Fish and Game group election draws 78
Seventy-eight residents turned out Dec. 14 for the election meeting of the Upper Lynn Canal Advisory Committee to the boards of Fish and Game....
English war bride gave birth at Glacier Point
Teresa Mary Davies Stelting, an English war bride who spent 11 years homesteading at Glacier Point...
School spending on toddlers?
How far should the Haines Borough School District go in preparing children to enter kindergarten? That question was at the center of a school board...
Guard tracks drug, alcohol incidents
Drugs or alcohol have been involved in at least six commercial fishing accidents that claimed lives or vessels in Southeast in the past 18 months,...
Broken siren slows firefighter response
A breakdown of the town siren Oct. 14 and the simultaneous loss of a broadcast, tonal pulse – called a “tone-out” – have cost some...
Deckhand says he was half-drunk
Deckhand Terence Moniz told state troopers he and Darlin Michele skipper Ted Lynch had been drinking “quite a few” beers and Moniz was half-drunk...
Wood pellets warm senior center; savings anticipated
Workers and lunch customers at the Haines Senior Center say the 4,800-square-foot building is warmer now that baseboard registers have been installed...
Eligibility numbers threaten 'sack supper'
A declining number of Haines School students qualifying for free or reduced-charge meals could spell the end of a popular “sack supper” program...
Bond passage clears way for breakwater, dredging
A ports and harbors construction bond approved by voters in the statewide election Nov. 6 will fund breakwater construction and dredging work to expan...
Grapplers to take center stage: Haines hosts regional championship
The Region V wrestling championship for small schools will be held starting noon Friday at the Haines High School gymnasium. It’s more than rare for...
Moonwalker: Seek peaceful civilization: Lunar trip inspired 'ecstasy'
Man’s destiny is to find a way off of Earth and colonize new planets before the sun expires, Apollo 14 astronaut Dr. Edgar Mitchell told a capacity...
Studley: Plans for veterans building taking shape
A design committee is being formed to plan the $6.2 million Soboleff-McRae Veterans Wellness Center at Second Avenue and Dalton Street, project...
Borough OKs $700K for roads at 25 Mile
The Haines Borough Assembly recently approved a $700,000 contract with Southeast Roadbuilders for road improvements in the Chilkat Lake area. The...
School considers art room noise
Making the Haines School art room quieter may cost the school district up to $214,000. The district last year moved art instruction from a specially...
Tracking eagles by satellite: Birds to wear 'backpacks'
A new study is aimed at gathering more information on where the eagles that show up here in November come from, and where they go when they leave. For...
Eagle count finds 855, fraction of total gathering
How many bald eagles are in Haines this week? Counts conducted around the Chilkat Valley on Nov. 3 found 855, but that’s only a fraction of the tota...
Bears to host Craig in volleyball: Weekend matches only homestand of season
Players on the Glacier Bears volleyball team will be looking to boost senior co-captains Alisha Young and Riley Erekson at the season’s only home...
Canal salmon value exceeds $15 million: Hatchery chum harvest soars
A hatchery chum harvest nearly 50 percent larger than last year’s record combined with the largest sockeye catch in 20 years propelled the value of...
18th eagle festival starts Wednesday
The fall migration of eagles and eagle-viewers to Haines will include Edgar Mitchell, the sixth man to walk on the moon. Mitchell will serve as...
Service dog a link to others for autistic boy
Gus, a one-year-old black Labrador retriever, may be the nicest dog in town. He’s trained to be. The service dog was introduced to teachers and...
Senior partner for Constantine: Japanese firm would finance more work
Mining exploration at the Palmer deposit near 40 Mile would resume next May under a draft, joint-venture agreement between Constantine Metal Resources...
School board taps Miller for open seat
The Haines Borough School Board on Monday voted 6-0 to appoint former teacher Ardys Miller to a one-year board seat. Miller holds a doctoral degree...
Legislative races on Tuesday's ballot
Voters in the Chilkat Valley will cast ballots for candidates for the Alaska Legislature, U.S. House of Representatives and U.S. President in Tuesday...
Grade school wins improvement honor
Special education students in Haines Elementary School have improved test scores by 30 percent in the past two years, netting the Haines Borough...
Users may seek crabbing area zone
Following a commercial Dungeness crab harvest last summer they say depleted subsistence catches here, residents may petition the state Board of Fish...