Articles from the March 30, 2023 edition

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 By Kyle Clayton    News    March 30, 2023

Fair works to reschedule Juneau Drag act to later time

The Southeast Alaska State Fair is working to reschedule Juneau Drag to a later time slot at the fair after the board received opposition from some...

 
 By Kyle Clayton    News    March 30, 2023

Property tax assessments increase

Property assessments went up by an average of 17% this year as the borough works to implement a new mass appraisal system—borough manager Annette...

 

Alaska Ferries Take on More Water

In another brilliant strategic move by Alaska DOT, the Dunleavy administration has proposed a new plan to save the Alaska Marine Highway by further...

 
 By Kyle Clayton    News    March 30, 2023

Assembly Briefs

Mayor Douglas Olerud will compose a letter pending assembly approval that will be sent to Gov. Michael Dunleavy with questions about the state’s pla...

 
 By Klas Stolpe    Sports    March 30, 2023

McGraw, Friske inducted into Hall of Fame

Andrew Friske, Jesse McGraw and Matt Carle were inducted into the Gold Medal Basketball Hall of...

 
 By Kyle Clayton    News    March 30, 2023

Women's softball league to resume, Little League offering sponsorships

Sarah Elliott wants to reorganize the women’s softball league and is planning an organizational meeting at the public library on Saturday, April 8...

 
 By Larry Persily    News    March 30, 2023

Legislature considers school funding increase, but amount uncertain

Sentinel writer Similar pieces of legislation to increase state funding for public schools are awaiting hearings in the House and Senate finance...

 
 By Tom Morphet    News    March 30, 2023

First Friday includes traveling exhibit touring Southeast

"Portable Southeast," a traveling exhibit of 25 creations created by Southeast artists opens at the...

 
 By Larry Persily    News    March 30, 2023

Losing billions gets Legislature's attention

It’s embarrassing that it took billions of dollars in losses for some legislators to acknowledge that the state’s fiscal house is leaking worse...

 
 By Kyle Clayton    News    March 30, 2023

Harren to take job in Eagle River

First National Bank Alaska Haines branch manager Wendell Harren is taking a job in Eagle River starting April 17. He’ll start his new job as a...

 

Duly Noted

Royal Henderson and April Flaggman were married Saturday, March 25 at Sitka Fine Arts Camp in Sitka. Nolan Woodard served as officiant. About 65...

 
 By Burl Sheldon    Letters    March 30, 2023

My Easter prayer

It’s tragic when profits, hormones and addiction hijack the sacred. Case in point, the Easter holiday with its deep roots in Christianity being...

 

Socially accepted is not morally right

In the sense of pulling folks together for our S.E. Alaskan Fair, having a "Drag Queen" show is not one of them. Sure it may get lots of laughs,...

 

Thank you from Joe Hotch Family

Thank you to the warm, wonderful people of Haines and Klukwan from the Joe Hotch Family. We wish to take a moment to thank Haines Searhc Medical,...

 
 By Mike Armour    Letters    March 30, 2023

Petition is not about democracy

Recently I was asked if I would like to sign a petition making planning and zoning appointments an elected position. I inquired if there was a need...

 
 By Tom Morphet    Letters    March 30, 2023

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,...

 

Fair board isn't representing community

I was disturbed and saddened to hear of this scheduled event for this year's annual Fair. It most surely does not represent the type of show a...

 

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