Sunday, May 1 A caller requested help with an elderly man with dementia who had become very confused. Officers responded and took the man into protective custody. Saturday, April 30 A caller reported a large group of children walking on the wrong side of the street and swerving into traffic on their way to the […]
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LNG better option than hydro power
As an observer at last week’s Connelly Lake hydro project meeting, it quickly became obvious that it’s simply not cost effective to build that project. It also became obvious that Schubee Lake would be way too expensive. A very rough estimate for Connelly Lake is $34 to $40 million. That’s for someplace between five and six megawatts of power. […]
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Monday, Feb. 20 A reported altercation near a Second Avenue business was an argument between siblings on their way to school. A case was initiated for domestic assault at a motel. The incident was reported on Feb. 14. Two 911 hang-up calls were received from the same cell phone number. Return calls went to voicemail […]
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Funds set for center roof study
The Haines Borough Assembly has slated $50,000 for a Chilkat Center roof engineering study and $75,000 for a borough-wide facility master plan. The money is part of an ordinance with several fiscal year 2012 budget amendments, set for a third public hearing on Tuesday, Feb. 28. “These have come out of discussions of various committees, and there […]
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Briefs
Winter games set for Saturday The Haines Winter “Olympics” is set for Saturday, although the weather will dictate if all the events take place as scheduled. A chili cook off will at least take place. Contestants can bring a pot of chili in a plug-in crock-pot for judging and to share with attendees. Toppings and […]
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Monday, Feb. 13 A caller reported a dog inside a vehicle had locked the doors. The caller provided a phone number to the driver for assistance. A caller reported their vehicle had been hit on Sunday at the Haines School parking lot, causing a large scratch down the side. A Second Avenue traffic stop resulted […]
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Murkowski makes Haines stop Tuesday
Sen. Lisa Murkowski will be in Haines on Tuesday to hold a “roundtable” discussion with borough officials, community leaders and residents. The public is invited to attend the discussion, set for 2 to 3:30 p.m. at the American Bald Eagle Foundation. Some of the topics likely to be discussed are school funding, borough building conditions, the […]
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Monday, Aug. 16 A caller reported a canoe overturned at 19 Mile. The owner was located and said people had flipped out of it and the boat was empty, floating downriver. Police were advised of people parking in the bus parking area of Port Chilkoot Dock. Police, fire and ambulance crews responded to a call […]
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Slump movement slows, monitoring continues
Due to the slowing movement of the “slump” on Oceanview Drive and Lutak Road, the Haines Borough is closing the command center set up in January to respond to the effects of the mass wasting. Roc Ahrens, emergency coordinator said he will not post any more daily updates on the borough’s website or recording line, unless conditions warrant. The […]
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Monday, Feb. 6 A caller reported a phone call about lowering his credit card interest and said he thought it was fraud. Police took a drunken person at a downtown apartment into protective custody. Sunday, Feb. 5 An officer responded to a domestic dispute at a downtown apartment complex. No charges were filed. An officer […]