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Stop demonizing development, LCC
Lynn Canal Conservation said the road to Juneau would be an eyesore. But would not a vertical, two-mile-long pipeline, powerhouse, dock complex at Sch...
LCC hosts talks on Alaska mining projects
Lynn Canal Conservation will host a presentation Friday, Feb.1 at the Chilkat Center giving an overview of current mining projects in Alaska and the...
By Metlakatla tops Bears
The Haines Glacier Bears were winless in a slate of basketball games this weekend, but each squad had at least one contest that went down to the...
Advisory committee elections scrutinized
Following an unusually large turn-out at the Upper Lynn Canal Advisory Committee’s Dec. 14 election, the Haines Borough assembly will recommend...
Connelly Lake facing obstacles
Funding issues, local opposition, and permitting hurdles are grinding the progress of the proposed Connelly Lake hydroelectric project to a slow...
LCC right to recruit for board elections
Dave Werner’s letter correctly identified many issues that Lynn Canal Conservation (LCC) considers threatening to our fish, wildlife, and waters,...
LCC has best interest of Haines in mind
Perhaps I can clarify for Dave Werner the role that a conservation group, like Lynn Canal Conservation, plays in a community (see last week’s CVN)....
Elections reflect town's values
It appears to me that the Upper Lynn Canal Fish and Game Advisory Board now fairly represents our local population. Lobbying for like-minded...
Duly Noted
Tod Sebens, wife Margaret and daughter Bozhi enjoyed 10 days in Cabo San Lucas during the break, soaking up sun at a resort there on the beach. Tod...
Adventure, faith at center of Hertz book
Erwin Hertz says he realizes the stories in his recent memoir defy belief – but he believes, and...
State reviewing jetboat decision
The State of Alaska is reviewing methodology that determined last fall that a commercial tour operator was not violating wake restrictions while...
Counseling office opens
Liana Shull is now offering family, marriage and individual counseling services to adults and children through Intertidal Counseling Services,...
Conservation group politicizes board
On Dec. 14, the Haines Fish and Game Advisory Board had three members up for re-election. On Dec. 13, Lynn Canal Conservation sent an ‘alert...
Thanks for help with masquerade ball
On behalf of the staff and Board of Directors of KHNS and Lynn Canal Broadcasting, thank you everyone who attended the New Year’s Masquerade Ball....
2012: The Year in Review
The earth moved in 2012 and the shift wasn’t only the “slump” on the side of Mount Ripinsky that cleaved a house and split Lutak Road....
Holiday events: Reasons to get off sofa
The weather outside may be frightful, but there’s a slate of happenings to get one out of the house during the holidays. On Saturday, Dec. 22, the...
Museum hosts walks
The Sheldon Museum is hosting a series of walks around town, from 9 a.m. to noon Wednesdays. The walks offer an opportunity for residents to learn...
Fish and Game group election draws 78
Seventy-eight residents turned out Dec. 14 for the election meeting of the Upper Lynn Canal Advisory Committee to the boards of Fish and Game....
English war bride gave birth at Glacier Point
Teresa Mary Davies Stelting, an English war bride who spent 11 years homesteading at Glacier Point...
Thomas got harbor upgrades going
As a commercial fisherman out of Haines, I was surprised that Bill Thomas lost his campaign. The recent plans for the harbor’s improvement and...
Meeting turnout reflected healthy interest
I would like to give a public thank you to Sean McLaughlin and Al Gilliam for the time they served on the Upper Lynn Canal Fish and Game Advisory...
Thomas' ascent: From millhand to Alaska legislator
In 2006, a certified public accountant brought in to review the books of the Southeast Alaska State Fair determined the organization was bankrupt. A f...
Police report
Monday, Dec. 10 A parent called to report a juvenile living at Dusty Trails apartments had run away. Police found the youth, who was returned home. A...
Fish and Game Advisory Committee elections set for Dec. 14
The Upper Lynn Canal Fish and Game Advisory Committee will hold elections for four open seats Dec. 14 at the assembly chambers. Three of the seats...
