Posted inLocal News, Environment & Natural Resources

State landslide research team outlines promising new data in Haines

Nearly four years after a devastating landslide took the lives of two residents, about 100 community members gathered at the Chilkat Center to hear geologist Mort Larsen address a familiar, yet pressing issue: landslide hazards.  The coastal Pacific Northwest has seen thousands of landslides, historic and modern – but there is more work to be […]

Posted inSports, Local News, Events & Entertainment

For Haines runner in the Klondike Road Relay: A test of resilience and community

Haines runners were among several hundred set to compete in the annual Klondike Road relay over the weekend.  The grueling event, which normally begins in Skagway and traces the footsteps of the Klondike Gold Rush over 110 miles to Whitehorse, Yukon, was particularly challenging this year because a Skagway tour bus lost control and flipped […]

Posted inArts & Culture, Southeast News

New book on Southeast Alaska bush pilots and their planes released by Ketchikan author

Ketchikan photographer Chip Porter has released his fourth book, titled “Southeast Alaska Bush Pilots and their Flying Machines.” It offers a unique perspective on bush plane culture and  Porter’s real-life adventure stories. In an email to the Ketchikan Daily News, Porter wrote that his motivation for creating the book was  “a passion for Southeast scenics, […]

Posted inLetters to the Editor

Hold current assembly members accountable by voting them out of office

Where is the accountability? Recent letters to the CVN promote Ms. Dawson as a “leader” who had to overcome the “messes” from the previous assembly. As someone who pays close attention in person to assembly meetings, I’m mystified by these inaccurate claims. She voted to increase the mil rate on property taxes and she clearly […]

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