Articles from the February 11, 2016 edition
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Questions surround dismissal of firefighter
The Haines Borough decided last week it will not continue Jenn Walsh’s employment as the Haines Volunteer Fire Department’s firefighter/training...
Constantine urges delay on 'Tier 3' river protection
Constantine Metal Resources is urging members of the Upper Lynn Canal Fish and Game Advisory Committee to delay any support toward designating the...
Superintendent candidates down to 3
Following about five hours of closed-door meetings to “compare and contrast” candidates, the Haines Borough School Board on Wednesday narrowed to...
Cops' gun has a history of accidents
The pistol that Haines Borough police officer Brayton Long unintentionally shot himself with in January is a model that’s been involved in a high...
Borough will pocket $14K left over from HARK funds
More than $14,000 initially designated for nonprofits will be rolled over and added to the Haines Borough’s $2.8 million areawide general fund balan...
State increases requirement for testing residential water
The Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation is requiring the Haines Borough’s Water and Sewer Department to submit 40 water samples for...
Haines School schedule revised
Starting next year, the Haines School will return to its traditional 8:25 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. schedule. The staff decision, approved last week by the...
Headhunting firm needs surveys by Feb. 20
The deadline for submitting surveys detailing what residents want to see in the Haines Borough’s next manager and police chief is Feb. 20. “Ideal...
Mayor Hill limits assembly comments
Haines Borough Mayor Jan Hill used Tuesday’s assembly meeting as a “practice run” for her new policy of allowing assembly members to only speak...
Assembly approves pact for use of Mosquito Lake School
The Haines Borough Assembly on Tuesday approved an agreement with a local nonprofit looking to use the vacant Mosquito Lake School as a community...
A detour for the borough's motor vehicle tax
After being tasked with looking at the biennial $22 motor vehicle registration tax, the Haines Borough Government Affairs and Services Committee is...
Vikings sweep Bears in weekend series
The Petersburg Vikings swept Haines during a four-game series last week. The Viking boys won by scores of 59-33 and 58-17. Haines senior Trevor Cox...
Pool sauna project advancing
Progress is moving ahead on the Haines pool sauna project. Under current planning, the dry sauna will be about eight feet square and will be...
Airport decision spares toad habitat
A toad colony at the Haines Airport once threatened by a planned expansion project has apparently been granted a reprieve. The Alaska Department of Tr...
Museum name change deadline nears
Residents wanting to weigh in on a new name for the Sheldon Museum and Cultural Center have until Wednesday to get their proposals in. The museum’s...
Post office grateful for student art
The Haines post office would like to thank the school, Mrs. Kelleen Adams and all the student artists for bringing such beautiful art to the post...
Lou Bennett thanks town for support
Thanks to all the wonderful folks in Haines for sending so many beautiful and kind cards of condolence concerning my loss of Layton Bennett. I have...
Duly Noted
Brandie Stickler has been accepted to the University of North Dakota’s mechanical engineering program. UND is currently one of only a few schools...