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In the Jan. 17 story “New afterschool wrestling, boxing clubs popular with students” the CVN incorrectly named a $11,000 grant as a “Crossfit...
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Mysterious mortar empties museum
Sheldon Museum staff relocated after finding what may be a live mortar round in their office last...
Tourism industry leaders lash out at permit fee increase proposal
Borough Manager Debra Schnabel opened Tuesday night’s commerce committee meeting with an assurance to the tourism industry that “this...
Handlers cite benefits, drawbacks of police dogs
While Alaska police-canine handlers vouched for their dogs’ ability to act as a deterrent and assist with illegal drug seizures, their endorsement...
Speakers approved for mining forum
The Chilkat Valley Mining Forum Committee approved a geologist, a socio-community specialist and a Sealaska board member to present at its Feb. 24 for...
Wearable art dress composed of more than 7,000 produce stickers
For the past two years, Genny Rietze collected more than 7,000 fruit and vegetable sticker labels...
Glacier Bears fall to Craig, Petersburg in away games
In a long weekend of basketball, the boys went 1-3 and the girls went 0-4 against Craig and Petersburg. On Thursday, the girls and boys teams both...
Arts Outlook
An artist’s representation of WWII in Alaska The Haines Sheldon Museum will unveil a new exhibit “Attu75: War Came to a Wilderness” featuring...
ALCAN 200 Top 15 Finishers:
Christopher Brooks, 1:24:24; Jack Smith Jr., 1:25:27; Peter Lapham, 1:26:43; Steve Cornwall,...
This Week in History
January 27, 1969 WATER, WATER EVERYWHERE… in the street… under the street… but not in the pipes, so City of Haines maintenance men spent their...
ALCAN 200 celebrates 50 years of speed
On the far side of the finish line, snowmachines sailed in and racers dismounted, gladly accepting c...
Assembly approves Alaska Excursions ATV permit
In a 4-1 vote, the Haines Borough Assembly approved the renewal of Alaska Excursions’ Glacier Point ATV permit that prompted questions about how...
Four Dolphins qualify for 'Champs' meet in Anchorage
To check what races she competed in last weekend, Haines Dolphin swimmer, Tia Dombrock, glimpsed...
Wayward Rouen hanging poolside at HARK
The apparent owners of a duck rescued on Main Street this week said they'll take him back- if they h...
Police officials at 'highest levels' discuss request for Trooper post
The Haines Borough Assembly’s letter to Alaska State Troopers refusing to violate its own charter by providing borough-wide police protection...
Glacier Bears go 1-1 against Wrangell
This weekend's Haines Glacier Bears boys' home games against Wrangell kept fans' eyes glued to the...
Sewer plant, harbor among assembly project priorities
The Haines Borough Assembly unanimously adopted a resolution on Tuesday approving capital project and state funding priorities. Completing...
Residents pitch in during hard times
In the wake of recent tragedies in Haines, community members have pooled resources of time, food,...
Assembly to consider Alaska Excurions' permits amid conflicting accounts of safety negligence
The Skagway tour company criticized last February by former employees for neglecting safety practices, and that six months later experienced a death o...
Shutdown hits Haines
The Chilkoot Indian Association might have to shut its doors and end funding for food and housing assistance if the federal government shutdown lasts...
Students reflect on 2018, future hopes
Cataloged by trips taken, lessons learned and national news with harrowing implications, 2018 has been, in a word, “eventful,” according to a...
Planning commission updates resource extraction ordinance
Planning commissioners approved a new resource extraction ordinance and abandoned a vote on an amendment that would have added major resource extracti...
