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Thanks for help with winter preparations
I’d like to thank Jake Bell and Allen Jones for all the work they have done at my house. Jake got the wood sorted and put in my woodshed, dumped an...
Beware of what you wish for
What will a $19.5 million grant buy you? It will buy you a half of a harbor without a single, legitimate public hearing. What is next? Probably a...
Use restraint in garbage discussion
My hope is that the borough will use as much restraint when it comes to changing the rules on garbage in Haines, as some of us in creating it. My...
Nash family feels beyond blessed
What an amazing community we have in Haines! We’d like to thank our friends and family who have showered us with encouragement, love and support...
Have you thanked a miner today?
You wake up one morning, stumble into the bathroom, and flip the light switch. Nothing happens – no light. After your morning constitutional, you...
Increase officers and pay police more
I would like to reiterate Rebekah McCoy’s sentiments from last week’s paper. I have personally met all the Haines police officers and find them...
Grateful for help saving smokehouse
On Oct. 10, which was also Indigenous Peoples’ Day, I was really down and out and the reason is a smokehouse, which has a lot of history of caring...
Vote winner honored, grateful for support
I am honored and grateful to have won a seat on the borough assembly, especially considering the high voter turnout and crowded field of fine...
Police service is appreciated and needed
I would like to publicly thank the Haines Borough Police Department and the officers who responded when I needed them. These men put their lives on...
Harbor Needs Community Integration
The harbor expansion project is a blatant example of government waste. This project is so poorly conceived, designed and funded, only a government...
Hospice is grateful for CVCF grant
A little over a year ago, for the first time in our almost twenty years of service in the Chilkat Valley, the Hospice of Haines board faced a budget...
Thank you for warm celebration of life
On behalf of Kimberly Chambers’ family, I would like to thank the American Legion Auxiliary for setting up the Legion Hall so wonderfully, and...
Assembly members need to follow codes
To all voters in the Haines Borough, We need to make a change in our incumbent Haines Borough Assembly members. Six candidates running for two open...
Exploration company to work together
As we continue to explore and evaluate the mineral potential of the Palmer Project, we are making significant investments in understanding the local e...
Thank you to Community Foundation
On behalf of the Haines Senior Center and the special people we serve, I would like to extend our heartfelt appreciation to the Chilkat Valley...
Work to control local water pollution
Do the people of Haines see what’s happening with the pristine waters of your gorgeous, untouched coastline? Little by little Haines is being...
Local radio station appreciated
I wish that KHNS would stop calling itself a good radio station, it isn’t. It’s a GREAT radio station. I have been an avid listener for nearly 24...
People movers are the best!
Our volunteers for the People Mover Cart down at the dock are the BEST! Thanks for being very dependable and friendly: Bob Budke, Jerry Blood, Janet...
Keeping the arts alive a group effort
Alaska Arts Confluence says thank you to all who so generously give of their time, money and emotional support to others. Your positive energy and...
Things to consider in candidates
Take a closer look at the candidates. Qualities to consider when choosing assembly members: CREATIVE - Will they bring new ideas, and creative...
Glad Planning Commission is involved
“Planning Commission dips toe into harbor issue”; I love this headline, hallelujah! While one would have thought the planning commission would...
Nature doesn't create mine tailings
In a recent letter, John Hirsh compares sediment from “pulverizing glaciers” and landslide debris to potential impacts of a mine at Glacier...
Senior Services thanks CIA
Southeast Senior Services (SESS), a division of Catholic Community Service (CCS), would like to thank the Chilkoot Indian Association for their...
Acid-mine drainage is legitimate
To equate natural processes with a short-term targeted extraction and transport of acid-containing ore bodies and to suggest that this will not have...
The straight poop on the park
Another really nasty aspect of the harbor project is that where they are going to dig up the ocean floor (dredge) is where the sewer outfall pipe has...









