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Reward offered in Wafer murder

The mother of a teenage murder victim whose case for years was considered a "cold case" is offering reward money for information on other...

 

Assembly takes steps to put tour tax on ballot

The Haines Borough Assembly on Tuesday showed support for placing the borough’s 1 percent municipal sales tax dedicated for tourism promotion...

 
 By CVN Staff    News    June 30, 2011

Haines, Klukwan spared in vetoes; Road work, heritage center get go-ahead

Haines and Klukwan capital projects survived Gov. Sean Parnell’s veto pen on Wednesday, netting the area nearly $9 million in funds. Projects...

 
 By CVN Staff    News    June 30, 2011

Ferry crew rescues injured, trapped man

An injured hiker was rescued from the steep and rocky shore near Skagway, thanks to the sharp sight and hearing of the crew and passengers of the...

 
 By CVN Staff    Letters    June 30, 2011

Blank family grateful to community

When we first arrived in this valley a little more than 52 years ago Norman said, "This is where I want to spend the rest of my life."...

 
 By CVN Staff    Letters    June 30, 2011

Borough needs to maintain cemetery

Is the borough so busy that they have forgotten to take care of the cemetery? When it was mowed before Memorial Day, only part of it was done,...

 
 By CVN Staff    Letters    June 30, 2011

Vick did not vote to violate code

As a member of the borough assembly I have become accustomed to having my name associated with certain parts of the anatomy, eastern-block social agen...

 
 By CVN Staff    Letters    June 30, 2011

Community more important than tax

I’ve objected to the 1 percent dedicated tourism fund (tax) as both a fish processor and commercial fisherman for years. Processors and...

 
 By CVN Staff    Letters    June 30, 2011

Five members still serve people

So, someone doesn’t vote your way and they are sore losers? Karen Hess would have probably been a reasonable addition to the assembly. However,...

 
 By CVN Staff    Letters    June 30, 2011

Entire assembly should be replaced

Representation delayed is representation denied, same as justice delayed is justice denied. Now that the borough assembly agenda for June 28 was...

 
 By CVN Staff    Letters    June 30, 2011

Time to take back culture camp

I have to say to our people that June 25th was quite the day. I attended the Sealaska Annual Meeting and I was impressed and smiling. I met friends,...

 
 By CVN Staff    Letters    June 30, 2011

Highway is not a speedway

My dog was hit by a car on Monday morning, June 27th, between 8 and 10 a.m. at 3 Mile Haines Highway. She broke her chain and came home limping with...

 

Hess settlement approved; Borough to pay portion of legal fees from lawsuit

The Haines Borough will pay Karen Hess $23,500 in legal fees and costs arising from a lawsuit she won in Superior Court against the borough and...

 

Hartman only applicant for rec board; borough still seeking applications

Applications for the Haines Borough’s revived, seven-member Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee are still being accepted, after only one...

 
 By CVN Staff    News    June 30, 2011

Cannery opens retail space

A retail seafood center is open at Haines Packing Co., the cannery at Letnikof Cove. Jill Atlas said people would often come to the cannery looking...

 
 By CVN Staff    News    June 30, 2011

Sarah J's has coffee, treats, art

The Fort Seward area has a new coffee and treats shop. Sarah J’s Shoppe, at No. 25 Portage St., opened June 6. The shop, owned and operated by...

 
 By CVN Staff    News    June 30, 2011

Swimming pool reopens

The Haines swimming pool re-opened Monday morning, and guests can again enjoy a hot shower before starting their laps. Patricia Peters, pool manager,...

 

School board hears local hiring concerns

A few members of the community on Tuesday night asked the Haines school board to consider adopting a local hiring preference for teachers. The board...

 

Former Haines auto body specialist dies in Nevada

Carl Lee Stoddard died from a heart attack after having lunch with his companion Cherryl Chambers in Winnemucca, Nev., on May 24. He was 59 and had...

 

Library looks for more stable funding

The Haines Borough Public Library will continue to shift from grant-funded staff positions in fiscal year 2012, when the salary for youth services coo...

 
 By CVN Staff    News    June 30, 2011

Assembly to take up Maynard's grievances

The Haines Borough Assembly following an executive session Tuesday tentatively set a personnel grievance hearing for 6 p.m. Tuesday, July 19, that...

 
 By CVN Staff    News    June 30, 2011

Sealaska retains board members

Sealaska tribal member shareholders gathered June 25 for the Corporation’s 38th annual meeting to elect four directors. Shareholders voted to...

 
 By CVN Staff    News    June 30, 2011

History students travel to D.C.

ore than 2,000 qualifiers for the National History Day contest June 12-16 at the University of Maryland’s College Park campus. About 30 of the...

 
 By CVN Staff    Blotter    June 30, 2011

Police Blotter

Monday, June 27 A local motel reported a person checked out of their room and left it smelling like marijuana. A caller reported someone was burning...

 

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