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 By Karen Garcia    News    May 16, 2013 

Election change hits assembly opposition

Haines Borough Assembly members on Tuesday pulled from the agenda an ordinance aimed at changing assembly and school board election procedures. The...

 
 By Karen Garcia    News    May 16, 2013 

Skateboarders at odds with police

Clashes between skateboarders and police over legal riding turf are heating up and may bring a push to change the law. Skateboarders claim police are...

 
 By Karen Garcia    News    May 16, 2013 

How much savings do towns need?

The Haines Borough budget proposed by manager Mark Earnest calls for cuts to facilities and some personnel, but also includes maintaining savings of...

 
 By Karen Garcia    News    May 16, 2013 

Smith revives assembly chair effort

Haines Borough Assembly member Norm Smith on Tuesday leveraged his vote needed for several capital improvements to get $2,300 of new chairs for the...

 
 By Karen Garcia    News    May 16, 2013 

SEABA fined for landing at fatal accident site

The Haines Borough fined Southeast Alaska Backcountry Adventures (SEABA) $500 last week for operating on Bureau of Land Management (BLM) property...

 
 News    May 16, 2013 

Second state trooper expected on job by fall

Alaska State Troopers began advertising a Haines state trooper vacancy May 8, meaning Haines should see a second trooper by late summer or early fall....

 
 By Karen Garcia    News    May 16, 2013 

Cruise ship makes surprise visit

A surprise cruise ship docking Wednesday morning left Haines Borough employees, tour company operators, and business owners scrambling to accommodate...

 
 News    May 16, 2013 

Borough Digest

Tank project hits a bump An in surveying measurements brought construction of the new Barnett water tank to a halt Saturday, Haines Borough public fac...

 
 Letters    May 16, 2013 

Principal's award was a team effort

In response to the award I have recently received, I am compelled to acknowledge my teammates who tirelessly serve our school community. As you are...

 
 By Sara Callaghan Chapell    Duly Noted    May 16, 2013 

Duly Noted

Brian and Jacqui Clay of Haines are proud grandparents. McKinley Grace Elizabeth Jones was born 8:11 p.m. Friday, May 9, at Bartlett Regional...

 
 Opinion    May 16, 2013 

Editorial

We’re publishing a story this week on Haines Borough fund balances to shed light on an element of the annual budgeting process that doesn’t get...

 
 Police blotter    May 16, 2013 

Police Report

Monday, May 13       A person reported a domestic dispute between a man and woman in the Second Avenue area. Officers responded and determined...

 
 By Karen Garcia    News    May 9, 2013

Lawmen chase down Utah murder suspect

A murder suspect arrested in Haines Wednesday allegedly sexually assaulted and fatally beat a 92-year-old woman 20 years ago in a Utah retirement...

 
 By Tom Morphet    News    May 9, 2013

Discovered barge lost in 1976 job

What anyone finds aboard a sunken barge in Lutak Inlet, they can keep, Tom Paddock, Jr. said this week. “They can have it. I’m retired. I don’t...

 
 By Karen Garcia    News    May 9, 2013

AP&T makes push for Connelly Lake

Alaska Power and Telephone officials are pressuring the Haines Borough to formally support the proposed Connelly Lake hydroelectric project, but...

 
 By Karen Garcia    News    May 9, 2013

Police: Get rid of hybrid patrol cars

The Haines Borough Police Department is looking to replace two hybrid electric patrol vehicles purchased four years ago, due to concerns about their...

 
 News    May 9, 2013

Earth Day includes chicken symposium

A chicken symposium, Farmers Market plant sale, and field trip to a local greenhouse are among the events slated for the seventh annual Earth Day Fair...

 
 News    May 9, 2013

Teachers, students toast, roast Henderson at luncheon

Family members, former students and co-workers turned out Saturday for a surprise toast to Bob Henderson, 93, a community benefactor, hobby farmer,...

 
 By Tom Morphet    News    May 9, 2013

School board OKs $6.5 million

The Haines Borough School Board on Tuesday approved its spending plan for the coming year, including $5.5 million in general fund spending plus $1 mil...

 
 News    May 9, 2013

Picture Point buy finalized

The Haines Borough sealed the deal April 26 on the purchase of about 5 acres of property at Picture Point. The borough intends to construct a small...

 
 By Karen Garcia    News    May 9, 2013

Lynn Canal towns divided on road plan

Although energy, tourism and harbor issues were all topics slated for discussion during the April 26 Northern Lynn Canal Neighbors Summit in Skagway,...

 
 By Karen Garcia    News    May 9, 2013

Closed-door session on chief's departure

The Haines Borough Assembly will hold a closed-door “debriefing” Tuesday on the process that led to the borough’s separation with former police...

 
 News    May 9, 2013

Business Digest

New taxi outfit serving town Taxi service has returned to Haines after a nine-month hiatus. Anytime Taxi and Tours, owned and operated by Viva and...

 
 By Karen Garcia    News    May 2, 2013

Borough: 6 heli-ski violations in season

The Haines Borough recently leveled a combined $1,200 in fines against two heli-skiing companies for six permit violations in March and April.   The...

 

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