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Haines is lucky to have such erudite individuals that publish their works extensively across such scholarly journals as Reddit and Tumblr. Between...
Support public use cabins in the valley
State parks officials say the caretaker’s cabin at Chilkat State Park will be available for use as a nightly rental in the coming weeks. Joe...
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Lucas Dean Olsen was born to Renae and Ryan Olsen at 1:54 a.m. Oct. 6 at Central Peninsula Hospital in Soldotna. Lucas weighed 8 lbs., 7 ounces and...
Please close 'Pandora's Box'
As a member of the Planning Commission when this Heliport idea surfaced all those years ago, the overwhelming recommendation of the Commission was...
Haines to host Honor Fest
For the first time since 2016, the Southeast Alaska Music Honor Festival will be held in Haines. The festival gathers outstanding student musicians...
Two wrestlers go undefeated at home tournament
The Haines Glacier Bears wrestling team had a good showing at a home tournament last weekend with...
Bears swimmers head to regionals
Members of Haines High School's first official swim team will be striving to qualify for the state...
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Co-owners Heather Shade and Sean Copeland celebrated the 10th anniversary of their Port Chilkoot Distillery with tours of the distilling plant, a...
Glacier Bears girls win state, boys second
Lead runners struggled with illnesses but others on Haines High School cross-country teams surged...
Hurricane Ian's effects felt by valley residents
Residents with connections to Florida barrier islands hit hardest by Hurricane Ian say water damage...
Hunt closes on time with 25 moose reported
Twenty-five moose were harvested by the Oct. 7 closure of the Unit 1D hunt. Alaska Department of Fish and Game biologist Carl Koch said the hunt was...
Assembly votes to forgive swim team rental fees for six months
The Haines Dolphins Swim team is requesting that the borough forgive its pool rental fees this year due to insufficient fundraising to support the...
Election results stand after canvass
Gabe Thomas, Ben Aultman-Moore and Jerry Lapp remain the winners of the 2022 municipal election for borough assembly after the assembly counted 24...
SAIL provides opioid overdose kits
In an effort to reduce and mitigate opioid overdose deaths, Southeast Alaska Independent Living is providing fentanyl test strips and naloxone to...
Stevens worked as logger, fisherman
A celebration of life for Mark Stevens was held Sept. 18 at the Haines ANB/ANS Hall. Stevens, 65,... Full story
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Twins Helen Belle Hubbard and Clara Lynn Hubbard were born to Anna and Jason Hubbard at 12:00 p.m. Oct. 7 in Pittsburg, Pa. Helen Belle weighed 7...
DOT stores contaminated soil next to Chilkat River
The Alaska Department of Transportation broke seven state laws this summer in connection with its Haines Highway reconstruction project after its...
Borough to receive final rounds of federal pandemic relief
The Haines Borough is projected to receive $621,300 in the final round of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) pandemic relief. The funds can be used as...
Glacier Bears head to state championship
Haines men’s and women’s cross-country teams again are heading to Anchorage to compete in the state championship cross-country meet. Powered by...
Resident urges TAB to look into bear monitors at Chilkoot
Concerned about increased vehicle and pedestrian traffic and human-bear encounters in the Chilkoot Corridor, Lutak Spur Road resident Richard Buck...
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Eddy Howard Harmon was born 5:12 p.m. on Sept. 13 to Alisa Beske and Bryan Harmon at Bartlett Beginnings Family Birth Center in Juneau. Eddy weighed...
Assembly approves contract with Turnagain Marine Construction
The Haines Borough Assembly unanimously approved a contract of up to $310,000 with Turnagain Marine Construction—the contractor who will begin a...
Examining claims about the Lutak Dock project
Many claims have been made in recent months that have led to confusion about the Lutak Dock renovation project. The CVN evaluated several of those cla...
