Articles from the September 21, 2023 edition
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'Feels like a whole new school': Klukwan school energized for new year
Each morning, students at Klukwan school begin the day by gathering in the cafeteria, sitting in a...
Wayne Price honored in multi-day canoe journey in Washington
Haines master carver Wayne Price fulfilled a 20-year dream of participating in a multi-day journey o...
Electricity rate hikes in limbo as comments flood in
Dozens of angry residents of the Upper Lynn Canal and Tok complained to the state agency that...
Glacier Bear runners battle deep field in Sitka meet
Junior Ari'el Godinez-Long led Glacier Bear runners at the Sitka Invitational cross country meet on...
Banner opening day for valley moose hunters
On opening day, Sept. 15, eight moose were reported in this year’s Unit 1D moose hunt, making...
Haines man dies, fentanyl use suspected
A Haines man was found unresponsive on the morning of Sept. 14 and later pronounced dead. Police...
Tlingit and Haida talk ANB Renovations, Indigenous People's Day at council meeting
After breaking for summer subsistence activities, the Tlingit and Haida community council met for the first time in four months last Thursday at the...
Morphet, Hill square off in mayoral race
This election season, there are two candidates running for mayor, Tom Morphet and Jan Hill. The two...
Concerns about undue noise dominate Mosquito Lake forum
Concerns about undue noise drew the strongest interest from viewers during the second public...
Escaped moose not identified after opening days of fall hunt
A yearling bull moose named Duck Moses escaped from the Kroschel Wildlife Center near Mosquito Lake...
Duly Noted
Gene Kennedy serendipitously found an old copy of the CVN recently that he brought in to share with current staff. The 1970 paper, printed in blue...
Thank you HARK for animal love
Becky’s Place would like to thank HARK for their kindness and generosity. The outdoor metal fencing you gave us to provide temporary shelter for...
Morphet best bet to succeed Olerud
Electing Tom Morphet to be the next mayor is our best bet for maintaining the civility that Doug Olerud has brought to borough assembly meetings. Tom...
Dawson, Forster, Loomis are right choice for Assembly
I want assembly members who listen to the public, who work collaboratively and are willing to put aside differences to make positive changes in our...
Kreitzer's letter last week on Lutak Dock was misinformed
When the Haines Borough most recently requested funding for the Lutak Dock project from the state and federal government, both applications mentioned...
Save the Date
Thursday September 21 Library board meeting 5 p.m. at Library Conference Room Board of Equalization 6 p.m. at Assembly chambers Friday September 22...
Police Blotter
Tuesday, Sept. 12 Caller reported a bear opened the doors of several vehicles on their property overnight. Caller reported speeding vehicles on...
PAID COMMENTARY: Follow Dalai Lama's wisdom
From the Dalai Lama’s Little Book of Wisdom, Part Eight “Eight Verses on Transforming the Mind” The next verse reads: When I see beings of...
PAID COMMENTARY: Morphet unfit for mayor
Tom Morphet Is not fit to be borough mayor. He has a bad temper. He is vindictive. He has a foul mouth that most people would not use in a bar. The...
