Articles from the August 22, 2013 edition
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Why so few assembly candidates?
With only two names appearing on the fall municipal ballot for two seats open on the Haines Borough Assembly, interest in serving on the town’s...
Pampered fowl needs a friend
Talk about a lucky duck. Finnegan, a 4-year-old khaki Campbell that moved to Haines with owners Gene and Michele Cornelius a few weeks ago, watches...
Chief of police job draws 4 applicants
Haines Borough Manager Mark Earnest is considering recasting the net after receiving only four applications for the chief of police position. Earnest...
Gov. Parnell to visit
Alaska Gov. Sean Parnell will make a social call to Haines Tuesday for a half-day visit, including stops at the American Bald Eagle Foundation and...
School district's numbers up
Classes started Tuesday for the Haines Borough School District, with an enrollment of about 263 students, 10 more than were projected last year,...
Sessions reveal workers' true colors
Haines Borough Fireman Al Badgley is a blue. Harbormaster Phil Benner is a red. Planning and zoning technician Tracy Cui is a green. Manager Mark Earn...
Chamber offers 4 free web workshops
The Haines Visitor Center and Chamber of Commerce are partnering to teach local businesses about the importance of social media, search engines and...
Borough may get help on manager hire
The Haines Borough Assembly appears to be leaning toward hiring a headhunting firm to find the municipality’s next manager, but assembly members sti...
Peer support group for those with illnesses
Southeast Alaska Independent Living is organizing a peer support group for people with multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, lupus, and other...
Teacher recruits have wide histories
Four teachers representing a wide diversity of life and teaching experiences have joined the staff of the Haines Borough School District for the...
Tighten access to public records?
The Haines Borough Assembly last week introduced an ordinance that would restrict public access to employee evaluations and applications for borough...
Gray takes helm at FNBA branch
The Haines branch of First National Bank Alaska has a new manager following the departure of Allen...
Bears out at Chilkoot
The state Division of Parks has three employees monitoring crowd activity along the Chilkoot River corridor, where as many as 13 bears – including...
Firm offers alternative for medevacs
With a loss of medevac insurance through Apollo Medi Trans, non-profit Airlift Northwest might provide an alternative for some residents. For a $99...
Court report
Martin Goldberg, 19, was sentenced June 11 after pleading guilty to first-degree criminal trespass March 10. Goldberg and another man took an Alaska...
From hardscrabble roots, Geary carved a rugged way
Friends and family members Sunday paid final respects to Mickey Geary, a tough and competitive...
Corporate personhood vote a risk
First, let me say that I support the issue of getting “big money” out of politics. The Alaska Senate already has approved a resolution “to amend...
Volunteers boost inaugural bike ride
Thank you to everyone for helping make the Inaugural Haines Century Ride a success. A big thank you to Haines Venturer Scouts, Tia Heywood, Tina...
Sushi volunteers roll all day
A big thanks to all who gave us a try at the Seibukan Jujutsu of Haines sushi fundraiser. Its success really made all the difference on the financial...
Thanks, Pyramid Islanders
I would like to send a big thank you to everybody who made it out to Pyramid Island on Aug. 2. You made my birthday an incredibly memorable event. An...
Duly Noted
Levi Samuel Ford was born 12:29 a.m. Aug. 15 at the Juneau Birthing Center to parents Jennifer and Simon Ford. He weighed 9 lbs. and measured 21.25 in...
Police Report
Monday, Aug. 19 A Mathias Avenue resident reported receiving obscene phone calls from a howler monkey early in the morning. A caller complained...