Articles from the April 4, 2013 edition
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AP&T: Studies rule out Schubee Lake hydro
Alaska Power and Telephone officials said this week the company is ruling out pursuing Schubee Lake as an alternative hydroelectric project to...
Budget $500K in red; library, museum cuts proposed
Responding to continuing reductions in major state and federal funding sources and the potential for additional cuts, Haines Borough manager Mark Earn...
Budget hearings begin Tuesday
It’s budget season again, and the Haines Borough has set its schedule for a series of public meetings residents concerned about how the borough... Full story
State fair signs headline acts
By Karen Garcia The Southeast Alaska State Fair has released its musical line-up for 2013, and acts include an eclectic mix of returning favorites... Full story
'Quasi-judicial' hearing on Lowe April 4
The Haines Borough Assembly will meet at 6 p.m. Thursday, April 4 to evaluate the ability of police chief Gary Lowe to perform his duties and... Full story
Complaint: Incident is part of a history of abuse
Concerns about Haines Borough Police chief Gary Lowe include a Feb. 15 incident in which he allegedly screamed obscenities at an employee during a... Full story
Health Fair Saturday at Haines School
A Nutritious Food Cooking Contest and Teddy Bear Hospital for kids are among the offerings at this year’s Haines Health Fair, 8 a.m. to noon... Full story
Intersection rebuild to start soon
Front Street will be closed for road improvements from the boat harbor to the intersection with Beach Road for nearly six weeks beginning April 20, a... Full story
School district expects shortfall
The Haines Borough School Board will hold a budget workshop 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Haines School library to address a shortfall currently projected at... Full story
Pellet experiment looking good
Wood pellets stored in a silo behind the Senior Center haven’t absorbed measurable amounts of moisture since being loaded there in November,... Full story
Unveiling of 'storyboard' on Monday
The library’s unveiling of the Chilkat Valley Storyboard Monday will include a presentation by author Thomas Thornton, “the guru of Southeast... Full story
Film festival set for April 18
The fundraising film festival LUNAFEST returns to Harriett Hall 5:30 p.m. April 18, with proceeds benefiting the Breast Cancer Fund and Haines Cancer... Full story
Julia Scott to sing at 'Fling'
Blues singer Julia Scott is making her return to the Haines music scene April 26 to perform with the PBRs at the Southeast Alaska State Fair’s... Full story
Four local acts to play at 39th Alaska Folk Festival
Four Haines acts are traveling to Juneau next week for the 39th annual Juneau Folk Fest. First up during the week-long festival is Lunchmeat and the P... Full story
McRoberts photo art to be featured
The Sheldon Museum will kick off its annual Six Week Spotlight Series April 19 with an exhibit by local photographer and digital artist Bill... Full story
Williamson: Borough indifference led to lawsuit
A man who sued the Haines Borough over his son’s drowning at Port Chilkoot Dock beach said this week he brought the suit because of concerns about t... Full story
Haines teams play at HoopTime tournament
Basketball action in Juneau last month included the Mike Jackson Memorial HoopTime Shootout, which featured “B” and “C” youth teams from... Full story
Two dozen at 'March for Respect'
Ruth Fairall said that when she was 8 years old and for the following three years, she was sexually abused by an older brother. Fairall, 78, told her... Full story
Residency claim leads to 28 charges
Alaska Wildlife Troopers leveled 28 charges against a 63-year-old local man this week for allegedly falsifying his residency to obtain hunting and... Full story
Wild Things
There have been several recent sightings of “charismatic megafauna,” the name some give to the big, exciting mammals we all love to see. On... Full story
McNamara came here to fly, operate own business
Longtime Haines insurance broker and KHNS host Eugene McNamara died Feb. 20 in Sun City, Ariz. He... Full story
Police Report
Tuesday, April 2 Police responded to a call at the Chilkat Cruises dock from a person with a self-inflicted wound. The person was transported to... Full story
Pipe fails on Allen Road
Repeated water main failures along Allen Road have public facilities director Carlos Jimenez urging the Haines Borough to make replacing the main a... Full story
Duly Noted
Rene Pisel-Walker died Monday at her home in Juneau of complications of breast cancer. She was 49. Pisel-Walker lived in Haines in the mid-1980s,... Full story
Editorial
As a matter of policy, the Chilkat Valley News does not publish allegations from anonymous sources. People accused of wrongdoing, we believe, deserve... Full story