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 By Max Graham    News    February 10, 2022

A scientist works to solve the mystery of glacier bears

If you’ve lived in Haines for some time, you’ve probably heard of glacier bears — the rare black bear with gray or blue fur that has long been...

 

Library director takes job in Bethel

Haines Public Library director and community volunteer Carolyn Goolsby will end her tenure next...

 
 By Max Graham    News    February 3, 2022

Ferry routes added in February, March

The Alaska Marine Highway System (AMHS) activated the Tazlina ferry for more than a dozen routes up the Lynn Canal over the next two months. The...

 
 By Kyle Clayton    News    February 3, 2022

Lynn Canal Players to stage Christie murder mystery this spring

The Lynn Canal Community Players (LCCP) will resume community theater in April after a long covid-caused hiatus with a production of the Agatha Christ...

 
 By Max Graham    News    January 20, 2022

Assembly grants heliski tour permit to fourth operator

After months of debate, the Haines Borough Assembly granted a heliski tour permit to a fourth operator in the Chilkat Valley. The Jan. 11 decision...

 
 By Max Graham    News    January 20, 2022

AMHS adds two sailings with private ferry

Following complaints about diminished ferry service to the upper Lynn Canal, the Alaska Marine Highway System (AMHS) added two January sailings...

 
 By Max Graham    News    January 20, 2022

New year brings new hope for tourism

Haines had fewer visitors in 2021 than in any other year for the last two decades, except 2020, according to a report compiled by Haines Borough...

 

Recent paid commentaries are antithesis of civil discourse

The ADF&G, Division of Wildlife Conservation (DWC) is constitutionally mandated to manage game using sustained yield principles. Within that mandate...

 

Thank you, Eric Holle

Thank you, Eric Holle, for three decades of care and advocacy on behalf of Southeast Alaska’s wild and priceless environment: fisheries habitat,...

 
 By Kyle Clayton    News    December 22, 2021

2021 sees rebuilding, recovery from disaster, pandemic

Recovery and rebuilding were the watchwords of 2021 as residents navigated life in Haines among the...

 

Recent paid commentaries are antithesis of civil discourse

The ADF&G, Division of Wildlife Conservation (DWC) is constitutionally mandated to manage game using sustained yield principles. Within that mandate...

 
 By Max Graham    News    December 16, 2021

Residents launch food policy project

A team of local residents is launching an effort to collect information about food production, storage and supply in the Upper Lynn Canal. The effort...

 
 By Max Graham    News    December 9, 2021

Hot-mic remark causes concern

Assuming he was muted on Zoom at a Nov. 29 heliski Committee of the Whole meeting, Eric Holle said, “I’d like to kill Liz Cornejo.” Cornejo had...

 

Should Eric Holle be canceled?

Eric Holle’s recent Zoom meeting comment when he, thinking he was muted, said “I’d like to kill Liz Cornejo,” and much of the reaction to it,...

 
 By Max Graham    News    December 2, 2021

Heliski focus shifts to limiting helicopters

As the Haines Borough Assembly weighs a draft ordinance that would eliminate a cap on heliski tour permits in the borough, a new idea has piqued the i...

 
 By Max Graham    News    December 2, 2021

A month of snowfall buries roads, freezes travel

On Saturday, it was too snowy to erect the Christmas tree on Main Street. On Thanksgiving, it was too snowy, for most, to run in the Turkey Trot or...

 
 By Max Graham    News    December 2, 2021

Excursion Inlet plant to stay closed

For the second consecutive year, OBI Seafoods’ Excursion Inlet cannery won’t process fish next summer. The plant’s continued closure likely...

 

Freezing spray, weight distribution delay LeConte last week

The LeConte's sailing to Haines from Juneau was delayed Friday as freezing spray and a fully loaded...

 
 By Max Graham    News    November 24, 2021

Consultant questions Constantine's preliminary assessment in presentation

Montana-based consultant Jim Kuipers, a longtime mining industry employee turned consultant, discussed the economic prospects and possible...

 
 By Max Graham    News    November 24, 2021

Kiehl to seek reelection in 2022

Haines’ state senator, Jesse Kiehl, announced on Nov. 15 that he will seek reelection in 2022. Juneau representative Andi Story also plans to run in...

 
 By Kyle Clayton    News    November 24, 2021

First Friday to include furry friends, cupcakes and fundraiser

A birthday celebration, complete with cupcakes and Lego creations, Alaska Weather Calendars and a turtle named Rosie will all be featured during Dec....

 
 By CVN Staff    News    November 18, 2021

Constantine adjusts some language around Palmer road access

In recent months, Constantine revised language on its website with regard to the Palmer Project’s road access—an issue raised in a securities...

 
 By Max Graham    News    November 11, 2021

Heliski code hearing reflects sharp divide

Twenty seven people, including a Scottish expedition guide with National Geographic, commented at a Tuesday hearing on a draft ordinance that would...

 

Juneau may extend tax collection to sales aboard cruise ships

The Juneau assembly will consider an ordinance that would amend the borough’s sales tax code to collect on goods and services sold aboard cruise...

 

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