Alissa and Ira Henry celebrated a memorable Valentine’s Day in Juneau. Their daughter, Makayla Paige, was born Feb. 14 at 12:19 p.m. Makayla was 9 lbs., 8 ozs. and measured 21 inches. She joins her brother Dalton, 3. Alissa’s mom Sue Green was in town from Denver, Colo. to help the family in Juneau and settle them back in Haines. Makayla’s paternal grandmother is Terry Povey, who […]
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Mario and Natalie Benassi won the Valentine’s kissing contest at the Pioneer Bar Saturday. They beat out son Josh Benassi and Cassie Miller, as well as Jae McDermaid and Jimmy Lampkins, who placed second. According to Natalie, the key to the win was “a little hard work, perseverance and lots of practice.” Joe Parnell judged the competition. Smoochers will have another opportunity to smack lips Sunday […]
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Police Report
Monday, Feb. 24 A local agency representative reported a theft of wood, then called back later to say the wood had been paid for. A 911 caller reported a vehicle accident near 9 Mile Haines Highway that damaged the guardrail. Troopers responded. There were no injuries. A business reported icy road conditions from […]
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Police Report
Tuesday, September 5 A citizen reported several items were left in her home on Young Road from an unknown person. Police responded to a vehicle accident on Third Avenue. No injuries were reported. Officers responded to a report of gun shots on Mud Bay Road that were determined to be fireworks. A caller reported finding […]
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Do Fourth festivities need boost?
Does the Haines Fourth of July need a shot in the arm? Residents at Tlingit Park festivities Tuesday commented on the recent loss of several long-time holiday events, including the mud volleyball tournament, pie-eating contest, fire-hose battle and commercial fireworks display. Haines Chamber of Commerce President John Hagen said a variety of factors has caused […]
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July Fourth fun prevails over rain
Mount Ripinsky runners climbed into the clouds and youths scrambled in wet grass at Tlingit Park during Tuesday’s Fourth of July festivities in Haines. A morning drizzle gave way to afternoon showers, but events went on as scheduled. The Deuling family and friends, 17 Canadians who have visited here for 20 years, made a big splash. They […]
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Independence Day Preview
Apple is America’s pie, but you’re in rhubarb territory This year’s Fourth of July is all about the pie. At nightly bingo games at the ANB Hall on July 1, July 2 and July 4, two locally made pies will be awarded each night, along with traditional cash prizes. Pie rounds will be announced randomly […]
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Rallying for upkeep of trails
Existing trails in Haines should be maintained and marked before new paths are built, about 20 community members told the Haines Borough Parks and Recreation Committee. The committee was looking for specific suggestions at a May 7 trails workshop on how to improve existing trails, as well as ideas for new trails in the valley. Community member […]
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Decades ago, Pat Egan was known locally as the RCMP from Yukon Junction, Y.T., who would ride his horse down Main Street in parades, wearing the traditional Red Serge. Egan worked his way up the ranks. He now serves as officer-in-charge of “The RCMP Musical Ride,” a world-famous spectacle of horsemanship performed by 32 riders […]
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Jessie Hopper of Fayetteville, Ga., is processing archival collections at Haines Sheldon Museum thanks to a grant from the National Historical Publications & Records Commission through the Alaska State Archives and Alaska State Historical Records Advisory Board. Jessie grew up in Chugiak. Parents Mike and Deven Hight are planning a visit in June. The board promotes […]