Articles from the September 29, 2011 edition
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Assembly approves razing gym, school
The Haines Borough Assembly on Tuesday turned down an eleventh-hour request to save the elementary school and gym, voting 5-0 for demolition....
Voters Tuesday will decide mayor, recall, 3 assembly seats
Voters go to the polls Tuesday in an election that could dramatically change the make-up of local leadership. Including a recall initiative that...
HHS alum now Google engineer
Teachers, tinkering and tenacity - that’s how Michael Hagen came to work for one of the world’s biggest and far-reaching companies....
Recall would oust Hoffman, Waterman
Voters Tuesday will decide whether Haines Borough Assembly members Daymond Hoffman and Joanne Waterman should be removed from office. Recall...
Recall targets knowingly broke the law
While some in or behind the "political arena" may want to bring the recall issue down into the realm of personalities and political...
Hess supporters, recall unreasonable
As Gary Hess stated in his comments to the assembly at the special meeting last June, "The duty of every public officer is to the people they...
Elect a mayor who will get things done
After three years of the Hill administration, it’s time for a change. Think about it: What can you say Jan Hill has done for Haines? After 2 &fr...
Recall gives town bad reputation
ut their actions are anti-business. Making personal attacks against people they don’t like will not improve the economy. Four assembly members...
Recall targets show civility and care
I would like to publicly express my thanks to Daymond Hoffman and Joanne Waterman for their service to our borough assembly and to our...
Town depends on service
ong list of assets, we’re also an entertaining community of unique character – and characters, a place unspoiled by endless suburbs and wa...
Lapp issue belies recall
Why vote no on the recall? As assembly member Scott Rossman says, "It’s ridiculous. I don’t support it. But I do support their right...
Smith is no-nonsense choice
As a 31-year resident, tour operator and ski shop owner, I heartily endorse Norm Smith for a continued term on the borough assembly....
Attend open gym on Sunday
I complained mightily about the gym not being open on Sundays and now it is, starting this weekend, Sunday, Oct. 2, from 4 to 6 p.m. So I’d...
Third opening on school board may go to write-in candidate
Voters will see two familiar names on the ballot for Haines Borough school board. Anne Marie Palmieri and Brian Clay are seeking re-election and are...
Teams fourth; four Glacier Bear runners head to state
Four Glacier Bears qualified for the state cross-country championship last weekend but surprise showings by Mount Edgecumbe and Craig dashed hopes of...
Alcohol group to run messages
A task force aimed at combating alcohol abuse will launch a series of public service announcements aimed at discouraging drinking. Announcements will...
Ferry meeting set
The state Department of Transportation will hold a meeting in Haines Oct 6. on the Southeast Alaska Transportation Plan. An "open house"...
Moose harvest up
Through Tuesday afternoon, 17 moose had been taken in the local subsistence moose hunt, including two sub-legal bulls. A sub-legal bull taken this...
Storm strands cruise visitors
Haines played host to 90 unexpected guests the night of Sept. 21 when a storm hit Lynn Canal and kept visitors from returning to their cruise ships...
Aronson, Olerud's, Howsers win chamber's top awards
Haines Friends of Recycling chair Melissa Aronson won the Haines Chamber of Commerce’s Community Service Award Saturday. Olerud’s was name...
Bell: Data critical for local decisions
It’s important for local business leaders to consider the foundation of the local economy, including energy, transportation and recreation...
Police Blotter
Monday, Sept. 26 A caller reported a problem bear at the dump. A caller reported a vehicle in the ditch on the Haines Highway. A caller reported a...
Songwriter to perform here Oct. 9
Songwriter and singer Tracy Spring, winner of multiple regional music awards, will perform 7 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 9 at the Chilkat Center lobby....