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 By Max Graham    News    July 28, 2022

Borough manager scores highly in assembly's nine-month evaluation

The Haines Borough Assembly gave borough manager Annette Kreitzer “above average” marks in an evaluation nine months into her job. The evaluation...

 

COVID cases among non-residents aboard ships highest all summer

Covid cases have spiked again in Haines in recent weeks, driven by a new variant and an influx of tourists, according to health officials. Infection n...

 
 By Tom Morphet    News    July 28, 2022

Arts Outlook

Sheldon Museum Six-Week Spotlight: Concept of HOME "Places do not belong to us. We belong to them."...

 
 By Max Graham    News    July 21, 2022

Disaster aid group lends hands to rebuild

It has been a year and a half since a landslide on Lutak Spur Road destroyed Steve and Sarah Virg-In...

 
 By Lucy Silbaugh    News    July 21, 2022

Renewed plans for Hilltop subdivision clear first hurdle

The Haines Borough Planning Commission on July 14 approved the preliminary plat for Highland Estates’ 65-lot Hilltop subdivision–an area that...

 
 By Max Graham    News    July 21, 2022

Geologists move ahead with hazard mapping

There will be an uptick in helicopter activity this week near town as geologists collect data to map past and potential landslide areas across the Hai...

 
 By Larry Persily    News    July 21, 2022

Senior tax exemption covers 17% of Haines' residential property

As Haines’ population continues to age, an increasing number of homes in town qualify for the state-mandated exemption from property taxes. About...

 
 By Lucy Silbaugh    News    July 21, 2022

Haines joins effort to create first "green corridor" for cruise ships

Haines will join a group effort to explore the possibility of a maritime “green corridor” – a very early-stage emissions-reducing project ...

 

Fair exhibit submission deadlines approaching

Don’t forget to submit your diamond ring or rhubarb pie ahead of next week’s fair. Exhibits can be submitted in 20 categories, ranging from...

 
 By Lucy Silbaugh    News    July 21, 2022

Borough scrapyard plan moves forward

Owners of junk cars may soon have a new place to dump their vehicles. The planning commission on July 14 approved the second stage of a plan for a...

 
 By Lucy Silbaugh    News    July 21, 2022

Planners propose change to Mud Bay business regulations

Haines Borough Assembly members will weigh a change to Mud Bay zoning code after the planning commission voted last week in favor of a modification to...

 
 By Lucy Silbaugh    News    July 21, 2022

Food preservation classes this weekend

Interested in preserving your summer harvest into the cold months? Concerned your canning equipment isn’t making the grade? The University of Alaska...

 
 By Max Graham    News    July 21, 2022

Southeast Alaska State Fair

Haines' biggest celebration in three years - the 53rd annual Southeast Alaska State Fair - will kick...

 
 By Max Graham    News    July 21, 2022

Fishermen haul in monster halibut

Three local commercial fishermen caught what is likely to be the biggest halibut hauled in by a...

 
 By Ceri Godinez    News    July 21, 2022

Towns look for answers to public toilet shortage at tourism's peak

Most every town in Southeast faces a similar summer problem: boatloads of visitors and not enough public toilets. Some communities have built...

 
 By Ceri Godinez    News    July 21, 2022

PFD donations don't change much with higher payout

This year, deposits of about $3,200 each will begin appearing in Alaskans’ bank accounts on Sept. 20, but so far the promise of a record-high...

 
 By Lucy Silbaugh    News    July 14, 2022

New borough union contract increases wages, spending

A new collective bargaining agreement between the borough and its workers’ union hiked wages, increasing borough spending by up to $1.1 million...

 
 By Max Graham    News    July 14, 2022

Did a wild wolf breed with a domestic dog? State tests pups; residents seek sanctuary

Not every day does a wild wolf mate with a domestic dog. But a handful of local puppies born in...

 
 By Lucy Silbaugh    News    July 14, 2022

Little League in full swing with soaring participation

With 87 players this summer, Haines Little League has blown past last year’s count of 50 participants. “It’s definitely the most we’ve ever...

 
 By Max Graham    News    July 14, 2022

Sealaska publishes rare biography of Chilkat weaver from Klukwan

Chilkat weaving is one of the most demanding and complex weaving techniques in the world, yet it...

 
 By Max Graham    News    July 14, 2022

Why are the evergreens turning brown?

Drive out Lutak Road and you will see hundreds of evergreen trees that aren’t so green. Southeast Alaska’s hemlock and spruce trees are fending of...

 
 By Max Graham    News    July 14, 2022

New paper calls for more transparency in mining policy

A new science and policy review calls for more transparency in mining governance to reduce risks to salmon habitat across the Pacific Northwest, inclu...

 

Reduction in food stamp benefits will affect households in Haines

More than 100 Haines households will see their food stamp payments reduced beginning in September as a result of the official rescinding of the...

 
 By Lucy Silbaugh    News    July 14, 2022

Survey signals positive business climate in Haines, across region

A majority of respondents ranked Haines’ business climate as “good” in this year’s Southeast Alaska Business Climate Survey, which recorded...

 

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