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A daily covid tally could prove helpful

In light of the recent surge in local covid cases, I’m wondering if the Haines Borough couldn’t post a daily count of active covid cases, using...

 
 By Max Graham    News    July 21, 2022

Disaster aid group lends hands to rebuild

It has been a year and a half since a landslide on Lutak Spur Road destroyed Steve and Sarah Virg-In...

 
 By Lucy Silbaugh    News    July 21, 2022

Renewed plans for Hilltop subdivision clear first hurdle

The Haines Borough Planning Commission on July 14 approved the preliminary plat for Highland Estates’ 65-lot Hilltop subdivision–an area that...

 
 By Max Graham    News    July 21, 2022

Geologists move ahead with hazard mapping

There will be an uptick in helicopter activity this week near town as geologists collect data to map past and potential landslide areas across the Hai...

 
 By Larry Persily    News    July 21, 2022

Senior tax exemption covers 17% of Haines' residential property

As Haines’ population continues to age, an increasing number of homes in town qualify for the state-mandated exemption from property taxes. About...

 
 By Lucy Silbaugh    News    July 21, 2022

Haines joins effort to create first "green corridor" for cruise ships

Haines will join a group effort to explore the possibility of a maritime “green corridor” – a very early-stage emissions-reducing project ...

 
 By Lucy Silbaugh    News    July 21, 2022

Borough scrapyard plan moves forward

Owners of junk cars may soon have a new place to dump their vehicles. The planning commission on July 14 approved the second stage of a plan for a...

 
 By Lucy Silbaugh    News    July 21, 2022

Planners propose change to Mud Bay business regulations

Haines Borough Assembly members will weigh a change to Mud Bay zoning code after the planning commission voted last week in favor of a modification to...

 
 By Ceri Godinez    News    July 21, 2022

Towns look for answers to public toilet shortage at tourism's peak

Most every town in Southeast faces a similar summer problem: boatloads of visitors and not enough public toilets. Some communities have built...

 
 By Lucy Silbaugh    News    July 14, 2022

New borough union contract increases wages, spending

A new collective bargaining agreement between the borough and its workers’ union hiked wages, increasing borough spending by up to $1.1 million...

 
 By Max Graham    News    July 14, 2022

Did a wild wolf breed with a domestic dog? State tests pups; residents seek sanctuary

Not every day does a wild wolf mate with a domestic dog. But a handful of local puppies born in...

 
 By Lucy Silbaugh    News    July 14, 2022

Little League in full swing with soaring participation

With 87 players this summer, Haines Little League has blown past last year’s count of 50 participants. “It’s definitely the most we’ve ever...

 

Borough can do more to limit dumping

The patient and hard-working president of Haines Friends of Recycling recently summarized that illegal trash dumping in the Chilkat Valley cannot be...

 

Duly Noted

Alekka and Michael Fullerton traveled to Stevenson, Washington, for the wedding of son Graham Fullerton and Clare Dawson. The couple married at the...

 
 By Max Graham    News    July 7, 2022

Borough assembly will review pause on new Chilkoot permits

The Haines Borough Assembly soon will review a four-year-old moratorium on new commercial tour permits in the Chilkoot corridor, a short and narrow...

 
 By Max Graham    News    July 7, 2022

Major road repairs to begin later this summer

A number of Haines Borough roads damaged by severe flooding and landslides in December 2020 have yet to be repaired. But major fixes are slated to...

 
 By Lucy Silbaugh    News    July 7, 2022

Borough disbands Solid Waste Working Group

The Haines Borough Assembly dissolved the Solid Waste Working Group at its meeting on June 28, saying the group had achieved its goals. “We don’t...

 
 By Lucy Silbaugh    News    July 7, 2022

Federal pandemic funding for free school lunch program could change

After two years of free school lunches thanks to a federal pandemic-related aid program, students in the Haines Borough School District will once...

 
 By Max Graham    News    July 7, 2022

Tourism board proposes bike path along Lutak Road

An idea to build a bike path along Lutak Road will advance to the Haines Borough Assembly after the borough’s Tourism Advisory Board unanimously...

 

Skagway unhappy with digital payment system for cruise line passengers

Princess Cruises will not add any additional Southeast businesses to its MedallionPay program this summer, taking time after the season ends to...

 
 By Lucy Silbaugh    News    July 7, 2022

Assembly clarifies property tax exemption for local nonprofits

The Haines Borough Assembly at its June 28 meeting unanimously voted to extend eligibility for community-purpose property tax exemptions to organizati...

 

Thank you for successful Fourth of July

The Haines Chamber of Commerce would like to say a big thank you to everyone who came together to make this year’s Independence Day a success. That...

 
 By Max Graham    News    June 30, 2022

Governor vetoes funds for school locker room project

Gov. Mike Dunleavy signed the state budget Tuesday, vetoing statewide school maintenance funds that would have paid to renovate the Haines School’s...

 
 By Max Graham    News    June 30, 2022

Largest cruise ship ever calls on Haines after Skagway rockslide

The largest cruise ship ever to call on Haines came to town Tuesday, diverted from Skagway where a...

 
 By Lucy Silbaugh    News    June 30, 2022

Haines likely set record with sales tax revenues

Sales tax revenue for Haines in January through April likely set a record for the four months. The $994,161 collected by the borough in the first...

 

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