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Duly Noted

Alexis Trout and Royce Dombrock of Haines were married Saturday at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Haines. Church elder Dave Berry Jr. officiated. Bridesmaids included maid-of-honor Faith Tuohy and Alexandria Strong of Haines. Royce’s best man was Steve Girgus of Haines. Matt Poeschel of Somerset, Wis., was groomsman. Special friends of the bride in attendance included aunt Kathleen Hall of Twin Falls, Idaho, and Ella Allred Fish, […]

Posted inNews, Alaska Marine Highway System

Marine Highway System proposes changes to Upper Lynn Canal service

The plan to run two Alaska Class Ferry day boats, the M/V Tazlina and M/V Hubbard, in the Upper Lynn Canal might get scrapped as the Alaska Marine Highway Service is requesting funding to add crew quarters to the Hubbard and divert the Tazlina to Prince William Sound. AMHS director Shirley Marquardt told the CVN Wednesday that […]

Posted inNews, Timber

HEDC to lead timber sale interface with UA

University of Alaska’s communications specialist, Morgan Howard, has pulled back from interfacing with the Haines community on the timber sale in a committee format, although the University says it was never their intention to begin with. Howard has passed the torch on to the Haines Economic Development Corporation for collecting community input. “Howard indicated that […]

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The Sinking of the Princess Sophia

Jim Shook and John Norton as Captain Locke and First Officer Frank Gosse in the foreground. Jenna Kunze photo. The original play, written by Michael Stark, Sue Waterhouse and Mark Sebens, was performed last weekend at the Chilkat Center. Letters, messages, historical photos and narrative slides were projected on an onstage screen while actors brought […]

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Assembly adopts conservation resolution amid controversy

The Haines Borough Assembly adopted 4-2 a contentious resolution in support of the Stand for Salmon citizen’s initiative on Tuesday evening. Assembly member Brenda Josephson and assembly member Sean Maidy were opposed, citing that they do not feel the local government should have an opinion on a state-wide issue on voters’ ballots next month. Ballot Measure 1 […]

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University leads working group

A consultant hired by the University of Alaska is leading what many expected would be a locally organized working group addressing opportunities and concerns regarding the university’s timber sale here. Morgan Howard owns Morgan Howard Productions, a communications company based in Seattle. The university hired Howard to facilitate a local working group. Howard will determine […]

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