Articles from the April 11, 2013 edition
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Assembly approves deal for Lowe's exit
Following 40 minutes of closed-door discussion, the Haines Borough Assembly voted unanimously Tuesday to accept a “negotiated separation... Full story
Valuation issues linked to botched contract
Appeals to 2013 property assessments are pouring into the Haines Borough, and many concerned property owners are still seeking explanations for why th... Full story
'Dinner' explores tumult of divorce
Director Tod Sebens says the point of theater isn’t always to make audiences smile, or laugh, or to divert their attention from the realities of... Full story
Life of travel led Nash to Foreign Service post
Shortly after arriving in La Paz, Bolivia, Lenore “Nori” Nash, accompanied her boss to a heavy metal festival in one of the city’s more... Full story
Senate budget holds $39 million for Haines
In a “lean” $2 billion capital budget recently passed by the Alaska Senate, about $39 million will go toward Haines projects. Haines’ slice of t... Full story
Borough: Bigfoot towing plan inadequate
Haines Borough officials have deemed Bigfoot Auto Service’s bid to solve the town’s towing, impoundment and junked-car issues as inadequate.... Full story
Borough sales tax revenues in 2012 held steady
At $2.71 million, sales tax revenues to the Haines Borough in 2012 matched those of 2011, according to figures compiled recently by the municipality.... Full story
Port Chilkoot dock bid under budget
The lowest bid for the Port Chilkoot Dock and Letnikof Harbor renovation projects is $500,000 under budget, allowing the Haines Borough to include... Full story
Fossman, Egolf, Jones boost college hoop squads
Three Haines athletes made the starting line-ups of college basketball teams this year, and all three saw how quickly injuries can change a season.... Full story
AP&T seeks 'alternative' licensing for Connelly
Alaska Power and Telephone is pursuing the alternative licensing process (ALP) for the Connelly Lake project despite the Haines Borough expressing... Full story
Subsistence surveys start next week
A researcher with the state Division of Subsistence will be in town next week, interviewing residents about their subsistence harvests during the... Full story
Workplace safety inspection at police station
A representative from the state office of Occupational Safety and Health last week made a surprise visit to the Haines Borough’s public safety... Full story
Coast Guard locates overdue boater
Coast Guard officials called off a search and rescue operation Wednesday evening after they found a Haines man and his sailboat tucked safe and sound... Full story
Assembly plans overnight trip to Skagway
Haines Borough staff and assembly members are planning an overnight trip to Skagway April 26-27 to meet with regional leaders to discuss mutual... Full story
Borough drops idea for harbor fuel card-lock
The Haines Borough has withdrawn its request for bids to provide a card-lock system for fuel purchases at the Small Boat Harbor. Assistant to the... Full story
Wilder remembered as reliable, hard-working
A celebration of the life of Amanda Wilder Charles, 26, will be held 4 p.m. Saturday, April 13, at... Full story
Editorial
To demonstrate their respect for the law, Haines Borough leaders should refer the complaint against outgoing police chief Gary Lowe to the Alaska... Full story
Duly Noted
Girls middle school volleyball coach Cassie Miller and assistant coach Brittany Miller traveled with nine players to Juneau for a tournament at Floyd... Full story
Assessments aren't based on equality
This letter is to point out that the huge land assessment increases that were made this year by the borough, some of which appeared in the newspaper,... Full story
Assembly ignored Lowe's issues
What appalls me in the matter of chief Lowe is that had this assembly and manager listened to even one word of what people were saying, they could... Full story
Why risk sustainable fish runs?
Scott Rossman asked the question in last week’s CVN, “How long must we pay for the sins of our fathers?” It is a fair question. I was recently... Full story
Thanks for help with Health Fair
Thank you to everyone who helped to make this year’s Health Fair the most fun and the best ever! It was enjoyable for us to see so many new faces... Full story
Apply Schubee test to Connelly Lake
The engineering report on the potential of Schubee Lake as a hydropower site doesn’t tell us much that’s new. A stream gauge wasn’t used to... Full story
Borough management can't manage
The management of the Haines Borough is finally showing they can’t manage. The budget is in the red, schools are down in count, closing important... Full story
Shooters, let's clean up our act
Recently in the paper a good man referred to the unofficial shooting place near 7 Mile Haines Highway as a “redneck shooting range.” At first, I... Full story