Articles from the May 22, 2014 edition
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Police add 3 officers for beer festival
The Haines Borough Police Department is bringing in extra muscle to ensure the annual influx of beer lovers doesn’t get out of hand. Police chief...
Home brew guru Papazian on tap
The Southeast Alaska State Fair’s 22nd Annual Great Alaska Craft Beer and Home Brew Festival is rolling out the red carpet this year for special...
Graduates make emotional exit
Eddie Bryant said he didn’t think a long time before walking out on the gym floor for an impromptu dance with daughter Polly during Haines High...
King salmon derby offers $21K in cash, prizes
The 36th annual Haines Sportsman’s Association King Salmon Derby kicks off 8 a.m. Saturday, offering more than $20,000 in cash and prizes to...
Resident files court appeal of 26 Mile heliport decision
A resident of a neighboring subdivision filed an appeal in Juneau Superior Court last week challenging the Haines Borough’s decision to issue a...
Q and A with new Haines Borough police chief Bill Musser
The Chilkat Valley News recently requested an interview with Haines Borough Police Chief Bill...
Permanent Fund investment change advances
The Haines Borough Assembly is considering whether it should raise the cap on permanent fund stock investments from 25 to 50 percent. The ordinance, w...
Takshanuk spending $230K improving fish passage
A $150,000 culvert replacement at Letnikof Cove is aimed at allowing more coho salmon, Dolly Varden and cutthroat trout to reach spawning areas...
Ross is apparent choice as borough's tourism director
Pending approval by the Haines Borough Assembly Tuesday, resident Leslie Ross will become the town’s new tourism director. Manager David Sosa said...
Letnikof pontoon cracks open
Repair of a structural crack recently discovered in one of the Letnikof Harbor pontoon floats could add up to $45,000 onto the project’s price tag....
Battery Point trail grant may double widening
A $15,000 state grant matched by the same amount from the Haines Borough could double the length of trail improvements that have been years in the...
Assembly to consider new, high-ranking job Tuesday
Haines Borough Manager David Sosa said this week that if the proposed community and economic development director position is not approved by the...
Haines Dolphins cap season with team awards
The Haines Dolphins swim team wrapped up its season last month with a meet in Whitehorse and an awards banquet. Dylan Chapell, Naomi Green, Brennan Pa...
Chilkoot eulachon run estimated at 3.4 million
An estimated 3.4 million eulachon returned to Chilkoot River May 5-9, according to research by Takshanuk Watershed Council and the Chilkoot Indian Ass...
DeWitt led Salvation Army; housed senior citizens
A memorial service will be held 4 p.m. June 9 at the Haines ANB Hall for Haines Salvation Army...
Boys track team places third among Southeast small schools
As Devin Light tries to soar to new heights at the state track and field meet up north this weekend, many of his teammates will be on their way Down...
Kayak trip triggers search by troopers
Alaska State Troopers conducted a search and rescue operation for two overdue kayakers Sunday, and eventually located the Canadians safe in Letnikof...
Police Report
Monday, May 19 A caller asked for help locating the owner of a boat and trailer left on the caller’s Chilkat Trail Lane property over the winter....
Duly Noted
Sarah Cohen and Chorus Bishop were married Saturday at their property on Mud Bay Road near Mount Riley. Ann Myren officiated. Cohen is the daughter of...
Let's stay dedicated, celebrate youth
May 19 marks the 11th birthday of Tlingit Park playground. This spring’s nice weather has brought a lot of users to the playground. Let us remember...
Fjordlines boosted science class
On behalf of the entire marine biology class and teacher Mark Fontenot, we would like to say thanks to Glen, Alison and Libby Jacobson of Alaska...
Preschool thanks for foundation's support
Chilkat Valley Preschool would like to thank the Chilkat Valley Community Foundation, an affiliate of the Alaska Community Foundation, for their...
Businesses boosted fourth-graders
Haines fourth grade would like to thank all the local businesses who helped sponsor our Yukon field trip and our studies throughout the year. We...
Express appreciation to teachers
If you missed the national celebration of teacher appreciation the first week in May, you can express your appreciation for our local teachers any...
Uglys made golf event happen
Every month an organized group activity is provided for Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) matches and enrolled youth and volunteers. Haines BBBS...