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Pregnant moose killed on FAA road charged man, Trooper says
A moose killed late last month by a FAA Road resident was shot in defense of life and property, Alaska Wildlife Trooper Colin Nemec told the CVN....
Active community member dies at 77
Peggy Ormasen, who worked for decades at L.A.B. Flying Service, died Feb. 23 of heart and kidney... Full story
Is your free speech Russian propaganda?
There was a derogatory name leveled at people during the Cold War who were unwittingly influenced by the Soviet Union: useful idiots. Russian presiden...
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Klukwan School teacher Laura McIndoe reports that students learned about animal tracks, snow crystals, measuring snow and types of snow in Tracy Wirak...
Residents join in support of Ukraine
As solidarity and support for Ukraine erupts across the world, seamstress Becky Nash made a...
Haines cleared of community spread
Haines Borough School District superintendent Roy Getchell will make masks optional for students and staff on March 7. The Alaska Department of...
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Casey Bradford and Danielle Abe were married on New Year’s Eve at Portage Cove with Casey’s father Scott Bradford presiding as marriage minister....
Students learn about fetus from pregnant moose shot on FAA road
Haines School elementary school students witnessed the dissection of a male moose fetus, who they...
Something fishy: Dog finds lost wallet
Lilly Ford's Siberian laika puppy Sacha sniffs everything, which is how Rebecca Brewer's lost...
Coach says young speech team full of promise
The Haines Glacier Bards’s Drama Debate and Forensics team returned from state without finaling in any events, but with their heads up and...
The question of school mask mandates is not dogma
I encourage all those engaging in the school’s mask-mandate debate to approach the issue with humility, because the available evidence supporting un...
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Barb Kraft is in town for a 20-day visit, spending time with her newborn grandchild Milo Kraft. Barb is a retired teacher from Vernon, B.C. and mom...
Could Lynn Canal support a squid fishery?
Lynn Canal fishermen might have an opportunity to diversify if a Juneau-based fishing charter and...
Mud Bay event petition back up for discussion
The planning commission will discuss whether to prohibit event venues or allow them as a conditional use in the Mud Bay neighborhood if the assembly...
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Welcome to the world Luck Michael Reeves. Luck was born 9:04 a.m. on Saturday, Feb. 12 to Grace Lambert and Joseph Reeves at Juneau’s Bartlett...
Bards debate team back after a decade
The Haines Glacier Bards debate team is back after a decade hiatus and the rookie debaters said the experience has already helped them become better...
Bird count low but includes snowy owl
The number of birds spotted in the 2021 Audubon Christmas Bird Count dropped from historic numbers,...
Where did those potted plants come from?
No one can quite explain the three-dozen plants in the swimming pool atrium. They just materialized during the 40 years since the pool was built....
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Haines School superintendent Roy Getchell might add “light dentistry” to the list of “other duties, as assigned” in his contract. Getchell...
Klukwan School to remain open
Klukwan School staff and families are hopeful that the school will stay open the remainder of the year now that they have a long-term substitute...
Lynn Canal Players to stage Christie murder mystery this spring
The Lynn Canal Community Players (LCCP) will resume community theater in April after a long covid-caused hiatus with a production of the Agatha Christ...
School board approves Upward Bound program, art club trip
The Haines Borough School District board approved at its Tuesday regular meeting a trip to Seattle for the Haines High School Art Club and a commitmen...
Bards freshman debate team wins at first meet
The Haines Glacier Bards competed at a regional meet in Sitka last weekend where its first debate te...
Retired woodworker embraced rural life
Jack Henriksen, a Navy veteran and retired wood products worker who moved to Haines in 2002, died... Full story
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Bookstore owner Amy Kane says New Orleans is a feast for the senses, including the sounds of train whistles, foghorns and church bells. She recently...
