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Police invite public for coffee

The Haines Borough Police Department will host “Coffee with a Cop” on Saturday, a program to build relationships between officers and the community. Police officers will be at Mountain Market on Saturday at noon to have coffee and casual conversation with community members. “Coffee with a Cop provides a unique opportunity for community members to ask questions […]

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Assembly supports cocktails at distilleries

The Haines Borough Assembly voted unanimously on Tuesday to forward a letter of support to the Alaska Legislature for a bill that would allow distilleries to again serve cocktails. The letter comes after the Alcohol Beverage Control Board changed a state regulation in January that redefines a “distilleries product.” The new definition limits such a product to […]

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Assembly approves Glacier Point ATV tour with conditions

The Haines Borough narrowly approved a new Glacier Point ATV tour permit proposed by a Skagway tour company. The borough assembly voted 3-3 to approve the tour permit, on the condition that they review the tour after one year, with the Mayor breaking the tie. Assembly members Tresham Gregg, Stephanie Scott and Brenda Josephson supported the permit. Gregg told the CVN […]

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Question raised about Open Meetings Act after public excluded from briefing

The Haines Borough manager and police chief on Wednesday uninvited the assembly to a meeting aimed at developing a local response plan for active shooter situations. The meeting invitation initially included assembly members, but specified the event would be closed to the public and the media. After it was pointed out that a meeting attended by more […]

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University cancels Chilkat timber sale

The University of Alaska is withdrawing its controversial timber sale on 400 acres of land on the Chilkat Peninsula and will instead focus on residential development, according to University staff. The Haines Borough Assembly in November voted to evaluate the borough’s legal options if the University of Alaska awarded a timber sale contract because “the proposed University […]

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