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Haines cops don new duds

Haines Borough Police Department officers have a new look.   Police chief Bill Musser said he decided new khaki-colored shirts should replace the all-black uniforms to “appear less militaristic and more approachable.”   “I did receive a number of comments about the all black uniforms being intimidating,” Musser said. The department has annually budgeted $3,200-$3,500 […]

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Snowflake exhibit premieres January 23

The multi-media exhibit, “Snowflakes: Nature’s Dazzling Design,” opens at the Sheldon Museum 4 p.m. Friday, Jan. 23. The exhibit includes turn-of-the-century photography of snowflakes by William Bentley and combines them with contemporary photographs by Kenneth Libbrecht in a collection loaned by The Museum of Northwest Colorado. Images will be displayed alongside snow-related local artwork, winter […]

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Defendant racks up felonies

Alaska State Troopers last week charged a 23-year-old Haines resident with three felonies related to a June burglary and theft at Southeast Road Builders. According to court documents, the man allegedly stole about $1,300 in paintball guns, shotgun ammunition and a battery charger from a company warehouse near 5 Mile Haines Highway. Three months after […]

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School Board: Keep Mosquito Lake School

Following testimony by a half-dozen upper highway residents, the Haines Borough school board voted 5-0 Tuesday to oppose putting up for sale Mosquito Lake School before July 2016, with members saying such a move was premature. The same question will go to the borough’s planning commission Thursday. “It seems we’re moving awfully fast on this,” said board member […]

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