Articles from the September 15, 2011 edition
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APOC fines Thomas; Legislator to pay $4,060 for ads
The Alaska Public Offices Commission on Wednesday approved a settlement with state Rep. Bill Thomas, R-Haines, for violations of election laws...
School study went idle as demolition loomed
also by Tom Morphet Progress on a "programming study" to determine who and what might go into a renovated elementary school apparently...
Pair makes appeal for saving structure
A small group is making a last-ditch effort to save the former elementary school and gym, saying a July vote by the Haines Borough Assembly to...
Customs prohibits Canadian firewood
A federal regulation that has effectively stopped people from bringing Canadian firewood into the United States isn’t interfering with...
Hess is a hard-working contributor
Sally McGuire’s letter begged this response. I’ve known Karen Hess for many years. She is a hard-working, intelligent businesswoman who...
Two roadside areas are sacred grounds
This is to the people of Haines and anyone who needs to know that 4 Mile and 7 Mile Haines Highway are private property. Sealaska has title to both...
Recall targets chose to ignore the law
What twisted webs they weave. Seems once some of our borough assembly members break the law rather than correct the mistake they compound it. On June...
Donations accepted following party
A great big, glorious "thank you" to all the women who participated in the Goddess Party! Some of the amazing costumes women create each...
Avoid vitriol, innuendo during election
As we near the end of another election cycle, we should all make an effort to remain civil in the public forums. This includes avoiding the vitriol...
Recall is embarrassment to community
I urge all voters to carefully read the Oct. 4 election notice. It shows both the grounds for, and the responses to, the recall...
Leaders deserve thanks, not face slap
I am voting "no" on this recall. Please join me. It is hard to find people who will serve on the assembly, without sending them the...
Groups helped make concert a success
KHNS would like to thank the following for help with the recent Gnat King Kong concert and fund-raiser: Christy and Bob Fowler and the Pioneer Bar...
Coach thankful for help with race
The Haines High School cross-country team hosted its first home meet in three years this past week, an event that would not have been possible...
Duly Noted
Stacey Haas and Tyler Scovill were married Saturday, Sept. 10 at Lookout Park before family and friends. In attendance were Stacey’...
Effort aims at child car seat safety
A delegation of health officials hoped to spread the word about child car seat safety Tuesday, but only five vehicles stopped for a free check at the...
New signs up for review
Pedestrian signs, the second tier of a Haines Borough wayfinding project, are available for viewing at the Haines Borough Public Library through...
Guitar champ to perform here Tuesday
Solo guitarist Chris Proctor, a former national finger-style guitar champion, will perform 7 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 20 in the auditorium of the Chilkat...
Tainted soil awaits cleanup
Leveling at the site of the demolished primary school building last month was completed independent of concerns about contaminated soil there, said...
Couple leads Klukwan School
Newlyweds Benjamin and Amanda Henderson recently moved from Colorado to teach at Klukwan School. "The cultural perspective has been really big...
Candidate interviews to be televised
Interviews with several candidates in the Haines Borough’s October municipal election will air on cable channel 14 during the next two weeks. Bi...
Chamber, KHNS set candidate forums
The Haines Chamber of Commerce will present a Haines Borough Assembly and mayoral candidate forum noon Friday, Sept. 23, at the public library....
Volleyball squad splits Sitka series; Bears thrill home crowd; Saturday match goes 5 games
The Haines volleyball team split two matches with Sitka in a back-and-forth battle last weekend. "I think the girls kind of raised the bar in...
Blood, mud at Haines running meet; Rugged course slows times at Dalton City event
The Glacier Bear cross-country squads again earned second-place, 3A finishes behind Sitka at Saturday’s home meet, where a rugged course added...
Memo: Old gym posed limitations
The project manager for a study on a proposed Haines Borough recreation center at the old elementary school said initial results suggest "it was...
Gym open on Sunday
Sunday is a day of rest, but starting Oct. 2, it also will be a day for open gym basketball at the high school gym. Hours are 4 to 6 p.m. Haines...