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Duly Noted

Vanessa and Ryan Salmon celebrated the arrival of their son, Oliver Flynn Salmon, on Tuesday Nov. 16. Oliver weighed 8 lbs., 15 ozs., and measured 22 inches long. Oliver was greeted by his big sister Sydney and grandmother Kim Phillips soon after his arrival. Oliver’s middle name, Flynn, means “son of the red-headed one” in […]

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Pair of musicians honored

Two Haines High School students earned selection to the All-State Music Festival held Nov. 18-20 in Anchorage.Karissa Land were among nearly 90 students in the all-female treble choir.Land were first-time All-State honorees. They sang scales and “America the Beautiful” on tape evaluated before the festival.Land had two days of rehearsals and then a concert presented to hundreds of […]

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Rep. Thomas case goes to APOC; Agency staff recommends $50 fine for 2 ads

The Alaska Public Offices Commission heard testimony Friday involving a complaint against five Haines individuals for a series of 17 ads featuring state Rep. Bill Thomas, R-Haines, that appeared last summer in the Chilkat Valley News. The five-member commission is expected to act on the matter in the coming weeks. Complainant Linda Kellen, an Anchorage activist […]

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Author revamps book on plants

Judy Hall Jacobson has published a second edition of her book, “Native Plants of Southeast Alaska.” She self-published the first edition in 1995 under the name Judy Kathryn Hall, following nearly a decade of research. The “totally revamped” second edition has been available since mid-November, Hall Jacobson said. Hall Jacobson is a naturalist for Alaska […]

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