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Duly Noted

Mary Price is recovering from heart-related complications at Providence Alaska Medical Center in Anchorage. Mary was briefly released from the hospital following hip surgery before she was readmitted two weeks ago. She appreciates the prayers, cards and visits from friends and family. Children Bill Price and Melody Price-Yonts spent ten days in Anchorage to visit […]

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Screentime Learning

Children work on the newly installed Early Literacy Station computers in the Children’s Room of the Haines Borough Public Library. The touch screen computers are equipped with 50 education software titles for ages 2-10. The computers are not connected to the Internet and the programs are aimed at helping to teach children reading, math, science, social studies, […]

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Hiking Buddies

Annie Boyce and Windsor the dog pause on the north summit of Mount Ripinsky on Feb. 7. Boyce, Paul Swift and Windsor hiked up the north summit on a clear day. The couple said the snow-measure board at the tree-line topped out at 14 feet, comparable to the record-breaking winter of 2006-07.

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Glacier Bears tackle Yukoners

The Haines boys’ basketball team posted two wins over a Yukon squad last weekend. The visitors made the trip from Whitehorse, and the exhibition games took place during Friday and Saturday breaks from the Dick Hotch Memorial Basketball Tournament at Karl Ward Gymnasium. The Yukoners are on a traveling team that competes throughout Canada. “We […]

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Whitehorse stands tall over competition in Hotch tournament

A massive Whitehorse team avenged two earlier losses to a Juneau squad to take the title at the Dick Hotch Memorial Basketball Tournament on Sunday. Whitehorse used its height advantage to edge Lonnie Anderson’s team, the defending champions, 73-70. The tournament drew eight adult teams from Haines, Juneau, Klukwan, Skagway and Whitehorse. The Chilkat Warriors of […]

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Beginnings of park at Picture Point approved

The Haines Borough Assembly on Tuesday approved an ordinance to establish a park at Picture Point. “This ordinance just pertains to the tidelands, at this time,” borough manager Mark Earnest said last month. “The idea would be, potentially, in the future to expand this.” The park would include about 0.65 acres “of tidelands and submerged lands located at Picture […]

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Scott appoints six to task force for community center design

Mayor Stephanie Scott last month appointed six residents to a task force that will examine responses to a “request for qualifications” for community center professional design services. Appointees include Dave Berry, Chilkoot Indian Association; Lenise Henderson Fontenot, Downtown Revitalization Committee; Daymond Hoffman and Steve Vick, Haines Borough Assembly; Rob Goldberg, Haines Borough Planning Commission; and Michael Byer, Haines Borough School District. One more seat […]

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