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Seattle magician Jeff Evans didn’t make a bowling ball appear at the kick-off party for the Haines Summer Reading Program. John Hagen Sr. did....
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Greta Roberts and Max Marty were married in a mossy forest at Chilkat State Park Monday. The small ceremony was officiated by Logan Vaughn, a friend w...
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Callahan Carlson Clayton was born to Ramie Carlson and Kyle Clayton at Bartlett Regional Hospital at 5:55 a.m. Friday, May 19. Callahan, who was...
Glacier Bears prepare to defend championship status
With 31 Haines High School students turned out for track and field, coach Jessie Sanders has cause to be optimistic. Haines sent about 10 athletes to...
Our new normal
It was great to see so many people turn out for Saturday’s Love Parade, a joyous and genuine celebration of respect and affection for all people...
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Former resident Elsa Sebastian and Colin Arisman were in town last week. They drove here from Seattle and were on their way back to Prince of Wales Is...
HEDC workshop draws federal officials, support
A three-day public workshop led by Haines Economic Development Corporation last week generated a list of priorities toward stimulating the economy by...
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Andrea Nelson spent a month in Whitehorse, Y.T. as an artist in residence through the Jenni House Artist Residency program. The program provided a...
First Friday includes traveling exhibit touring Southeast
"Portable Southeast," a traveling exhibit of 25 creations created by Southeast artists opens at the...
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Royal Henderson and April Flaggman were married Saturday, March 25 at Sitka Fine Arts Camp in Sitka. Nolan Woodard served as officiant. About 65...
Petition is all about democracy
Since it was created as an appointed committee 21 years ago, our boroughwide planning commission has struggled in its role as an unbiased,...
Six new staff to join Haines School
The Haines Borough School District recently hired six new teachers and an assistant principal but superintendent Roy Getchell said this week the...
Jenae's Playground fundraising falls short
Plans for a playground memorializing former Haines School teacher Jenae Larson have hit an unforeseen financial hurdle. The project has raised about...
Native leader who bridged generations dies at 92
Hundreds of people honored the memory of Chilkat leader Joe Hotch last weekend during two days of... Full story
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The Rt. Rev. Mark Lattime, 8th Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Alaska, visited Haines this week, part of his outreach to 48 Episcopal...
Wayward snowshoe returns to Talia's
A single snowshoe that went missing from a Main Street storefront for more than two years...
David Simmons book published posthumously
When David Simmons went missing in a December 2020 landslide on Beach Road, friend and neighbor Joe...
Sawmill property auction postponed
A public foreclosure auction of 24 acres of former Chilkoot Lumber Company land adjacent to a 530-foot dock was postponed this week following a...
Friends remember Kelly
Friends this week remembered Chris Kelly as a kind and caring soul and a professional woodworker...
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Joe Hotch, who served Klukwan for decades as a political, cultural and spiritual leader, died Tuesday morning at Mount Edgecumbe Medical Center in...
Southeast Fair hires new director
After 24 years as a hair-dresser, including operating her own shop, and 17 years as an official at...
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Jake North Hedrick was born to Samantha Fink Hedrick and Luke Burkhart Hedrick at Greenwich Hospital in Greewich, Conn. at 11:06 a.m. Tuesday, March...
