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Timber sales cost more than return
In your article regarding restored funding for the local forestry office, you quote my letter to state Reps. Parish and Ortiz, in which I state that...
Assembly members do a great service
I was saddened but not surprised by the news report concerning the ill treatment of two of our assembly members by some in the community. As an...
Thanks for helping in time of need
There simply are not enough kind words to express my thanks to the many people involved in mine and Bill Kurz’s life yesterday and today. I would...
Hut group appreciated racers, volunteers
Haines Huts would like to thank everyone who helped make the first annual Koot to Kat alpine adventure race a great success. Leslie Ross at the...
Glacier Bards proud of community
The Haines Glacier Bards Drama, Debate and Forensics team would like to thank everyone in our community for supporting us through another successful...
Police chief extorting community
Nothing like blatant extortion by the police chief to create good faith in the public servants at Haines Borough. Is extortion what they call best...
Who has the hidden agenda?
I wanted to share some thoughts on last week’s letter by Mike Denker and the commentary by Ryan Cook. Our First Amendment right to free speech is a...
Hark served chilly dogs, chili dogs
Many thanks to all who helped make Haines Animal Rescue Kennel’s “Paws for Celebration” a rewarding occasion. HARK’s annual meeting and...
Planners throw out rock-haul permit
Roger Schnabel’s planning commission rock quarry permit needs to be thrown out by the assembly! The permit has serious flaws, planning commission...
Mother Nature is largest contractor
Regarding Gershon Cohen’s comments in the Feb. 23 CVN story, I ask, “Are we looking at the same river?” I’ve been looking at it for 77 years....
Two stories conflict with each other
I find it to be very ironic that on page seven of the March 2 edition, the articles really are in conflict with each other. While I think the Haines...
Ranting is free speech, has value
Last week’s CVN contained a letter titled “Run the town, don’t stir the pot.” The commenter stated that “stirring the pot” with rants and...
Thanks for making ski race a success
New snow and sunshine made last Saturday’s Miles Klehini Classic 10K ski event a huge success. The Haines Ski and Hike Club would like to...
Haines has no music scene
Responding to Diana Kelm’s March 2 letter, realize that Haines is a town with many visual artists. It is not a town with a music scene. Except for...
Dolphins need your support
You may have noticed kids around town trying to raise money for the Dolphins Swim Team via the annual swim-a-thon event. Our swim team currently has...
Run the town, don't stir the pot
The Haines Borough Parks and Recreation Committee’s job is to address issues concerning lands and activities then make recommendations to the...
Unsure how rock-haul numbers add up
This letter is in regards to a question I have about the proposed Southeast Roadbuilders rock-hauling issue. A few weeks back it was quoted in the...
School music part of town's arts legacy
In recent years, we have watched as Haines has been successfully promoted (at least so far) as an artists’ community. What kind of artists...
Sixth-graders grateful for job-shadowing
Haines sixth-graders recently participated in a job shadowing experience with several businesses and organizations in the community. We appreciate...
Food production holds potential for town
The Haines Chamber of Commerce publicly recognizes the many people in the valley that are actively pursuing sustainable, commercial and/or organic...
Town rallied after family's house burned
On Feb. 2, four weeks ago, a fire destroyed our home. In just a few hours, we lost almost everything. Since that evening, we have received so much...
LCC doesn't take up recreation issues
Scott Sundberg’s letter on Feb. 16 strongly implies Lynn Canal Conservation involvement in the Parks and Recreation meeting involving winter...
Dissatisfied? Serve on a committee
Several years ago, a cherished elder asked me to consider serving on a borough committee, “any committee.” I applied and was appointed to the...
School principal grateful for presenters
It is incredibly wonderful to be a part of a school and community that work together to benefit our students. The schoolwide celebration of Elizabeth...
Don't buy the hysteria of wars on drugs
“Drug-related property crimes” emerge as the latest scare call from Capitol operants. An array of poorly correlated data and distorted...




