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Kreitzer begins as borough manager

Annette Kreitzer began her tenure as Haines Borough manager on Friday. She took over from borough clerk Alekka Fullerton, who worked as interim manager for 16 months. Other than signing a few purchase orders, Kreitzer said her first few days on the job have been dominated by meetings and memos. “I’m excited about the challenges of this […]

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Huling, Schnabel elected to assembly

Clay, Wald, Shove, Dryden seated on school board Tyler Huling and Debra Schnabel won the election for Haines Borough Assembly, according to unofficial results released Tuesday evening. Huling, who turns 30 next week, led the four assembly candidates with 552 votes. Schnabel, 69, came in second with 535 votes. Brenda Josephson and Richard Clement placed in third and […]

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New and improved? Some residents wonder about changes at Chilkoot

Three months after the Chilkoot River corridor improvement project finished, some Haines residents are questioning whether the new road and bear-viewing platforms are an improvement. More than a decade in the works, the Alaska Division of Parks and Outdoor Recreation project had several aims, according to project supervisors: repair Chilkoot Lake Road’s many potholes, improve drainage, upgrade […]

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Assembly approves shop local effort, public participation program

The Haines Borough Assembly voted unanimously on Tuesday to adopt a new Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) that aims to increase public involvement in infrastructure projects. Based on a model recently established by the Fairbanks-North Star Borough, residents will be able to submit their own proposals for local infrastructure projects during a “nominations” phase, followed by evaluation by […]

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Alaska’s redistricting board visits Haines, seeks public input

Three of the five members of Alaska’s redistricting board visited Haines on Tuesday to solicit public input as they piece together a new state legislative map. Board members presented six maps—two devised by them, and four submitted by third parties—at an open-house meeting. The maps show three main options for pairing the Haines Borough with other population […]

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