Articles from the February 6, 2014 edition
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Finalist for top cop blasts assembly
The attempted hire of a new Haines Borough police chief fell through Wednesday when the assembly voted unanimously to end negotiations with Richard...
SEABA resumes push for heliport
Southeast Alaska Backcountry Adventures co-owner Scott Sundberg once again is applying for a permit to establish a heliport near Chilkat Lake Road....
Michael Byer resigns after 7 years
Haines Borough School District Superintendent Michael Byer will be leaving at the end of the school year. Byer, who started with the district in...
Grounded squadron waiting for buyers
More than five years after L.A.B. Flying Service closed its doors, much of the airline’s fleet sits along runways in Haines and Juneau, waiting for...
Panel working on crab proposal
The Upper Lynn Canal Fish and Game Advisory Committee is taking a small step toward addressing ongoing tension between commercial and subsistence...
Peratrovich Day observance set
The Sheldon Museum is celebrating Elizabeth Peratrovich Day on Monday, February 17, with Tlingit crafts and stories and a showing of the...
Assembly nixes buried utilities on Third Avenue
The Haines Borough Assembly last week revisited the question of burying utility lines downtown, in regards to the upcoming rebuilding of Third...
Health meetings set for next week
Southeast Alaska Regional Health Consortium representatives and others will be in town next week to help residents with questions about the...
Preschool pursues modular unit on school grounds
Members of the Chilkat Valley Preschool board agreed Monday to pursue purchase of a modular structure to be located on the Haines School grounds as...
Board lukewarm to site plan
An idea to site a modular Chilkat Valley Preschool building on the Haines School grounds received a lukewarm reception at Tuesday’s school board...
Warm weather worries heli-skiers
Unseasonably warm weather has local heli-ski operators and backcountry skiers biting their nails about snow conditions and the future of the skiing se...
January warm, but no record
January saw some record high daily temperatures in Haines, but on average, the month was only the fourth warmest on record, according to National...
Basketball resumes
Haines High School’s basketball teams resume conference play against Metlakatla this weekend, and each squad has scheduled additional games early...
Tourism director to leave job in April
Haines Borough tourism director Tanya Carlson will be heading to Anchorage in April to take a new job as director of marketing and travel trade...
Andriesen captures spelling title
Fifth-grader Lydia Andriesen spelled her way to victory Wednesday at the Haines School Spelling Bee, but the 11-year-old was humble about her win...
Mosquito Lake School survey due next week
A survey about the future of Mosquito Lake School was scheduled to go out late this week, with a one-week deadline for return. The survey, developed...
Woodworking class seeks participants
Beginners and experts alike will benefit from an eight-week woodworking class that starts Tuesday, Feb. 18, said Community Education Director John Hag...
Assembly to mull electric rate role
The Haines Borough Assembly will decide Tuesday whether it wants to submit a legal document that would allow borough representatives to participate...
Hamiltons hope son's death aids families
A memorial service was held Thursday for former Haines student Alden Christian Hamilton, 15, who...
Stigen: Pilot, 'poetic working man'
Keith Stigen, a "poetic working man" who had careers in military and civilian aviation, died Jan....
Haddock fundraiser nets $7,000
The Uglys of Haines would like to sincerely thank all the wonderful folks who attended our Haddock Family fundraiser Jan. 24. As always the good...
Car tax points to government overreach
My wife and I were gone for three months, and when we drove off the ferry and approached Haines, I was shocked. I realize that while I was gone the...
Volunteers stepped up for hoops program
The elementary Community Youth Development basketball program just completed their season with an exhibition finale last week. What a great turnout...
Ordinance essential for good government
The previous edition contained a statement that the committee appointment ordinance should be implemented as policy instead of code. The advocate...
Police behavior out of line
The Haines Borough Police Department is obviously lacking in training and integrity. The ability of officers to properly fill out and file a...