Articles from the May 26, 2011 edition
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State captures orphaned cub
State biologists on Wednesday captured an orphaned brown bear cub residents have been watching on Lutak Road beaches. The male cub weighed about 15 po...
PC Dock pricetag continues to climb; Trestle estimate $3.5 million
About $2.9 million the Haines Borough has set aside for the Port Chilkoot Dock trestle replacement won’t be enough to pay for the job,...
Assembly seeking interest in open seat
Residents seeking appointment to Greg Goodman’s vacated Haines Borough Assembly seat must submit a letter of interest to the borough office by...
33rd king derby kicks off Saturday
More than $16,000 in cash and prizes – including children’s awards for Dolly Varden catches – are up for grabs in the 33rd annual...
Haines needs jobs, not cosmetics
After celebrating 41 years of living in Haines and seeing the town go through good times and bad, I feel as though I have a pretty clear...
DOT should consider operator's job
Well, Jay Linhart will be back on the roadway, plowing snow this winter and who knows what kind of condition, alcohol or no alcohol. Alaska DOT...
Jobs would come with Haines railroad
For over a year I have been working on the idea of building an extension to the Alaska Railroad from Haines to Delta Junction. I started with Denali...
Bike to Work Week saw a big turnout
Thanks to everyone who made Bike To Work (and School) Week so fun and successful. During the week, bike commuters were eligible to register for...
Family, friends made anniversary party
I would like to thank everyone who helped make our 25th birthday celebration a great success: Jason and Sean Gaffney with Alaska Mountain Guides for...
Writer grateful for support of choir
I would like to thank the women of HAWC ( Haines Acapella Women’s Chorus) for the baby carrier gifted to my daughter and me, and for a...
Haines too much like a social club
Post reading the Goodman-Hess story, I was pleased to read the court decision. I have nothing against Mr. Goodman but I feel one of the biggest...
Fourth-graders thankful for trip help
The fourth grade class would like to thank the following for their support and contributions to our Skagway trip: Haines Sportsman’s...
Contractors exemplary on dock project
I wanted to express my appreciation to those people and companies that contributed to the Port Chilkoot Dock Project to have it ready for the cruise...
Survey results out at pizza party
Updates to the Haines Borough comprehensive plan will be presented during a town hall meeting 5-7 p.m. Friday, June 3, at the fairgrounds’...
Early passes for state fair
Early-bird passes to the Southeast Alaska State Fair are available until June 15. The four-day passes are $32, a savings of $8 from the regular price...
Guitarist Williams to play here June 13
Keller Williams, a nationally acclaimed guitarist and loop artist, performs at the Chilkat Center auditorium 7:30 p.m. Monday, June 6. Keller is...
DUI charged in cliffside wreck
Acting on the results of a blood-alcohol test obtained through a search warrant, Alaska State Troopers have charged a Haines woman with driving under...
ATVs on local roads? Borough gets request
The Haines Borough Assembly next month is expected to introduce an ordinance that would permit all-terrain vehicles to operate on borough streets and...
Vet takes apart orca at Lutak
A veterinarian with the federal National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration on Tuesday cut into a juvenile killer whale that washed up last weeken...
Foundation seeking $15K by Sept. 15
The Chilkat Valley Community Foundation will be seeking $15,000 in local donations by Sept. 15 to meet a matching amount under a challenge grant from...
Bicycle-motorist safety discussed
Do bicyclists take up more than their share of local roads? That was a discussion at a recent Haines Borough Planning Commission meeting, where...
Graduates urged to dream, plan, have courage
"It went better than I thought," said Aihan Goldberg, commenting on his electric guitar solo that drew raucous applause during...
Troopers, police wrangle stubborn cow moose
State troopers and Haines police used yelling, clapping, sirens, flashing lights, trucks and ultimately a front-end loader to shoo away a cow moose...
Downtown street paving
First Avenue, Willard and Mission streets are on track for paving this year, but other borough roads downtown will likely wait until next year,...