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 By Ceri Godinez    News    April 30, 2020

Assembly requests new budget with more cuts to offset sales tax loss

On Tuesday, the Haines Borough Assembly introduced the budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1 and began discussion of changes necessary to...

 

Federal funding offers little relief for borough's budget troubles

The Haines Borough is slated to receive $4 million in coronavirus relief funding under a proposal released by Gov. Mike Dunleavy last week. However,...

 
 By Ceri Godinez    News    April 23, 2020

Big cuts could be on the horizon for Haines

Elimination of borough funding for the Haines Economic Development Corporation, reduced tourism office staff and seasonal operation of the library...

 
 By Ceri Godinez    News    April 23, 2020

Jusi will be Haines' new police officer, eventually

Haines dispatcher Max Jusi has been recommended to fill the vacant officer position on the police force. However, the next step in the process—the...

 
 By Ceri Godinez    News    April 23, 2020

HEDC proposes job creation program, asks feds for more money

The Haines Economic Development Corporation is taking steps to address the economic fallout of COVID-19. At a meeting last week, board members...

 

Winery clears hurdle in permitting process

A winery is making its way through the permitting process. Last week, the Haines Borough Assembly unanimously approved the liquor license application...

 
 By Ceri Godinez    News    April 16, 2020

Assembly rejects ordinance for quarantine enforcement

On Tuesday, the Haines Borough Assembly rejected an ordinance that would have given the borough the ability to enforce its recommended 14-day...

 
 By Ceri Godinez    News    April 16, 2020

New budget draft cuts Mosquito Lake Community Center

Haines Borough manager Debra Schnabel has submitted a new draft of the budget for the assembly’s consideration that removes funding for the...

 
 By Ceri Godinez    News    April 16, 2020

Haines forms food security task force

The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the uncomfortable reality that most food in Haines comes from faraway places. Although the supply chain is...

 
 By Ceri Godinez    News    April 16, 2020

Library pick-up service to continue

The Haines Library’s pick-up service will continue for the foreseeable future. After discussion at Tuesday’s borough assembly meeting, member...

 
 By Ceri Godinez    News    April 16, 2020

Josephson asks borough manager to curtail role as EOC director

Haines Borough manager Debra Schnabel was asked to relinquish her role as incident commander for the Emergency Operations Center at Tuesday’s...

 

Mayor Hill recommended for a temporary raise

Haines Borough assembly member Jerry Lapp suggested during Tuesday’s regular meeting that Mayor Jan Hill be given a $500 per month raise. Lapp said...

 
 By Ceri Godinez    News    April 16, 2020

Property owners receive two-week extension for filing appeals

The deadline for landowners to appeal the assessed value of their property has been extended to April 30. The original deadline had been this past...

 
 By Ceri Godinez    News    April 9, 2020

Borough manager proposes minor cuts in draft budget

On April 1, Haines Borough manager Debra Schnabel released a draft budget containing only modest cuts despite a projected decrease in revenue...

 
 By Kyle Clayton    News    April 9, 2020

Should the public library stop foyer pickup?

The Haines Borough Public Library resumed offering pickup service this week after closing March 25, but that may end Tuesday when the assembly will...

 
 By Ceri Godinez    News    April 9, 2020

2020 property assessments incur the wrath of residents

This year’s property tax assessments have generated more ire than usual among Haines residents. Many have complained about a spike in assessed...

 
 By Ceri Godinez    News    April 9, 2020

Haines asks state for autonomy in COVID-19 response

Haines Borough has asked the governor’s administration for a waiver allowing the community to set more restrictive social-distancing measures to...

 
 By Kyle Clayton    Opinion    April 9, 2020

Assembly should allow library curbside service

In the midst of social distancing mandates, we can still buy bottles of whiskey, bags of weed, assault rifles, bicycle parts, bunk beds, pepperoni...

 

Are our protective measures enough?

Unfortunately, as the days of summer draw nearer, the number of citizens in Alaska who are infected with the virus grows. Three weeks ago, the number...

 
 By Kyle Clayton    News    April 2, 2020

Police tell residents to stay home as state mandates 'social distancing'

Governor Mike Dunleavy's self-quarantine mandate hit home for Bob Lix, 89, this week after the Haine...

 

Outside workers not 'essential'

I encourage residents to contact Haines Borough Assembly members, mayor Jan Hill and manager Debra Schnabel and urge them not to exempt from 14-day...

 
 By Ceri Godinez    News    March 26, 2020

Haines assembly issues 'shelter in place' order

At a meeting on Tuesday, the Haines Borough Assembly passed a series of resolutions and ordinances to mitigate the threat COVID-19 poses for public...

 
 By Kyle Clayton    News    March 19, 2020

Haines Borough issues disaster declaration

Haines Borough mayor Jan Hill issued a declaration of emergency Tuesday as the state and nation...

 
 By Ceri Godinez    News    March 19, 2020

Chief proposes flat-funded police budget

Haines Borough police chief Heath Scott submitted a flat-funded budget proposal for a five-officer force for the coming fiscal year. The proposal come...

 
 By Ceri Godinez    News    March 12, 2020

Residents build case for community center

Friends of Mosquito Lake School and Community Center board members are building a case for keeping the facility open for the coming fiscal year. At a...

 

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