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Alcohol task force seeks teen members
The Haines Alcohol Task Force is sending a two-pronged message aimed at underage drinkers: Don’t drink, but if you do, act safely. "Our...
Injured black bear cub put down after romp downtown
Haines Borough police put down an orphan black bear with an injured paw Thursday, after the limping cub rustled through trash cans near Main Street....
Police Blotter
Monday, Nov. 14 Police blocked off Third Avenue until it could be sanded, following a report of ice. A caller requested extra patrols due to a...
Lawmen here for wildlife investigation
Representatives of state and federal law enforcement agencies conducted searches and seized records and guiding equipment in Haines Monday in...
Duly Noted
Doris Ward is home from a month of travel that included family visiting and old friends. She traveled to Tulsa, Okla. to see sister, Janie Owen, and...
First snow sends rigs off roads
At least eight drivers went off the road Friday and others lost control as the first measurable snowfall of the season coincided with a dramatic drop...
Police Blotter
Monday, Nov. 7 A caller reported a chimney fire on Sixth Avenue. A fire crew responded and found the fire was under control and not a threat. Sunday,...
Two officers join police force ranks
The Haines Borough Police Department went for experience when adding two officers to the team this summer. Recently hired officers John Havard and...
Ford takes over temp sergeant duties
Officer Simon Ford is the Haines Borough Police Department’s acting sergeant as of this month, a temporary promotion that police chief Gary...
School board seats Jones; Vote follows secret ballot
The Haines Borough School Board on Tuesday appointed former member Brenda Jones to a vacant seat. The unanimous vote came moments after a secret...
Bow hunting in town: Legal but is it safe?
Police chief Gary Lowe said he wouldn’t seek changes in borough laws that effectively prohibit hunters from shooting big game with a rifle in...
Police Blotter
Monday, Oct. 31 A caller reported a possible fire in the Porcupine area. A fireman responded and reported it was a structure being burnt down in a...
Alcohol Task Force seeking funding support
The Haines Alcohol Task Force is sending letters of support to help fund the group’s efforts. The Haines Sportsman’s Association donated...
Assembly rejects allowing ATVs on roads
The Haines Borough Assembly in a 3-2 vote Tuesday ditched an often-delayed ordinance that would have permitted the operation of all-terrain vehicles...
Arrest changes views, energizes Goodman's daughter
The daughter of longtime former Haines police chief Greg Goodman has a different view of lawmen following her involvement in the Occupy Wall Street...
Police Blotter
Monday, Oct. 10 A caller reported a vehicle parked on the side of the road at 4 Mile Haines Highway, making it difficult to pass. A state trooper...
Injured teen was lucky, is thankful
I would like to thank everyone who offered their wishes, prayers, and support following my recent accident. Dr. Linda Keirstead and nurse Becky...
ATV ordinance returns Tuesday
Members of the Haines Borough Assembly will return to the topic of all-terrain vehicles at their meeting Tuesday. A third public hearing will be held...
Moose shot in townsite limits
A hunter who shot a bull moose at a local golf course Sept. 27 has been cited with discharging a firearm in the townsite. The incident near 2 Mile...
Police Blotter
Monday, Oct. 3 A caller reported a moose had been hit by a vehicle at 27 Mile Haines Highway. State troopers were advised, and a charity was contacted...
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...
Fire destroys home, hopes; No one injured in blaze at 27 Mile, cause not known
A fire Tuesday destroyed Fred Anderson Sr.’s dream of bringing his wife home from a Sitka hospital. Linda Anderson, his wife of 43 years, is suf...
ATV ordinance hearing delayed once again
The Haines Borough Assembly on Sept. 13 again delayed a proposed ordinance that would permit the operation of all-terrain vehicles on borough streets...
Former teacher, police officer Carlyle Stuart dies in Oregon
Carlyle Stuart, a former Haines schoolteacher and running coach who served as a reserve police officer and acting mayor of the City of Haines, died...
