Posted inGarden Edition

Gardening with feathered friends

When you think of a garden you might imagine idyllic scenes of rows of leafy greens and red strawberries peeking from beneath foliage, with plump chickens scratching in the dirt of the path and ducks waddling down the lanes.  Reality with feathered friends is quite different — shredded, trampled plants and veggies with holes pecked […]

Posted inNews, Public Safety, Government & Elections

US eyes Aleutian military revival as Russia, China expand operations near Alaska

RFE/RL originally published this article. In October 2024, the US Coast Guard spotted two Chinese maritime enforcement vessels operating alongside a pair of Russian border patrol boats as they transited the Bering Sea, just kilometers from Alaskan waters. It was the third consecutive year that a joint Russian-Chinese military convoy sailed through the strategic waterway. A year […]

Posted inArts & Culture, Southeast News

From Alaska Capitol’s cafeteria, author and illustrator claims Pulitzer Prize

Tessa Hulls was making sandwiches in the Alaska Capitol when she learned she had won a Pulitzer Prize. Her book, “Feeding Ghosts,” is a nonfiction graphic novel that documents three generations of women in her family, starting with her grandmother, who was a journalist at the time of the Chinese Communist Revolution. It had already won three national […]

Posted inHaines Borough, Public Safety, Local News

Budget Nuggets: Assembly considers changing police, ambulance funding

The assembly concluded the second of two informal discussions on the proposed borough budget Tuesday. Up next is the  first public hearings of budget season, where, ultimately, city leaders will decide how to tax and how to spend in the upcoming year. Tuesday’s meeting focused on the townsite service area – essentially the city of […]

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