Posted inArts & Culture

Arts Outlook

First Friday includes cartography art, woven wall hangings An artist, author and cartographer will be featured in Haines’ March First Friday celebration. Haines Brewing Company will show the unique work of map-maker Jeffrey Moskowitz. “The maps feature a three-dimensional elevation dataset called Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar, a product of the U.S. Geological Survey, combined with satellite imagery captured […]

Posted inDuly Noted

Duly Noted

Gina Jamison, sister of Alison Jacobson, came to Haines last week from Snohomish, Wash., to watch nieces Anna and Libby Jacobson at their last home volleyball games of the season. Gina, whose own daughters played high school volleyball, was impressed with the team’s skill. Alison and son Ketch are back from a trip to their farm near Fort Benton, Mont., where Ketch bagged […]

Posted inThank You Letters

Thanks for “Rock, Paper, Fish” success

The Southeast Alaska Conservation Council would like to thank our partners and volunteers and the communities of Klukwan and Haines for the successful premiere screenings of the Wild Confluence Media/Nomad Island film, Rock, Paper, Fish. We were thrilled with the turnout in both communities, and with the active, engaged community members who asked thoughtful questions and shared […]

Posted inLocal News, Mining, Klukwan

Federal judge rules against Klukwan, LCC in BLM mining impact lawsuit

On March 15, a federal district court judge ruled against the Chilkat Indian Village of Klukwan and conservation groups in a lawsuit brought against the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) in 2017 for violating the National Environmental Policy Act when it approved Constantine Metal Resources’ mining exploration projects. The plaintiffs, including Lynn Canal Conservation, Southeast Alaska Conservation Council and […]

Posted inMining

Two mining forums tell different tales

Two entities organized two mining forums this week that focused on community impacts and solutions from industrial mining—a split that largely reflected the perspectives and concerns about a potential mine at the Palmer Project 30 miles north of Haines. The Chilkat Valley Mining Forum Committee organized Sunday’s forum at the American Legion. Lynn Canal Conservation and Chilkat […]

Posted inNews

Chilkat historical society works to inject energy into its mission

“Relevance” was the buzz word at the Chilkat Valley Historical Society (CVHS) meeting on Thursday, where members wordsmithed a new mission statement and discussed ideas for revitalizing the group. Sue Chasen, who succeeded Jim Shook as president at the group’s last meeting in March 2018, began with an introduction. Chasen said although she recently joined […]

Posted inMining

HEDC seeks seat on mining forum group

Members of the Haines Economic Development Corporation board voted unanimously to request a seat on the Chilkat Valley Mining Forum Committee. The forum committee, chaired by Constantine Metal Resources vice president of external affairs Liz Cornejo and Haines Chamber of Commerce executive director Tracey Harmon, was formed to “organize public information forums designed to provide […]

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