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Host: Tara Bicknell // Pipeline representatives bring more information to Haines. Panthers and Glacier Bears are state-bound; more coverage to come. Information fairs clarify veteran benefits. Haines Assembly considers conflict management skills to resolve heli-ski issues.
Host: Tara Bicknell // MTV, People Magazine and Time loved them. Now the Ahn Trio play Haines Monday. Regionals tournaments heat up, but four upper Lynn Canal teams are in the championship round for state.
Host: Tara Bicknell // Increased mail delivery to Lynn Canal communities starts this weekend. Haines borough will not hire a full-time grant writer. Panther and Glacier Bears still in the running for state. Canada takes public comments for their part of the Chilkoot Trail.
Host: Tara Bicknell // District republicans elect local party leaders. Panthers and Glacier Bears standings, one day into regionals. Juneau vies for higher-speed internet from Google (Casey Kelly).
Host: Tara Bicknell // Hospitality House is complete in Klukwan. Panthers and Glacier Bears begin region V competition. A recall affects granola bars in Alaska.
Host: Tara Bicknell // Haines continues looking at how wind power or geothermal energy could work in the Chilkat Valley. The Haines School is just one northern Lynn Canal places where trash is being reused.
Host: Nicholas Szatkowski // Alaska DOT&PF releases its plan for work in 2010, including 2 projects in the upper Lynn Canal. A workshop at the library will allow people to learn about and practice Northwest Coast art and design. Haines area residents help rescue an eagle that is unfortunately mortally wounded.
Host: Tara Bicknell // A successful search and rescue involved local responders and leaves lessons. Little scientists and lots of puppets entertain Skagway this weekend.
Host: Tara Bicknell // The Big Read brings drama, mystery and free books to Haines. Local teams take two top slots in the largest Hotch basketball tournament ever.
Host: Tara Bicknell // Cornell University is among several organizations that want to track Haines wildlife sightings. Basketball wrap-up. Eighty athletes attempt to break one big record this weekend.
Host: Tara Bicknell // New gun laws take effect in Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park. Haines Assisted Living seeks Borough support for expansion. Haines Borough is finding difficulty enforcing new heli-ski laws.
Host: Nicholas Szatkowski // Haines Conventions and Visitors Bureau Tourism Director discusses better-than-expected numbers for 2009 road travellers. Skagway's US Customs Port Director cautions South Klondike motorists about beginning of 2010 avalanche season.
Host: Tara Bicknell // Haines envisions a second Energy Fair. A showcase of Haines artists entertains this weekend. The Skagway film festival breaks up winter.
Host: Tara Bicknell // DDF teams are poised for state; and already, nationals. The thirtieth annual Dick Hotch Memorial Basketball Tournament is the biggest ever. Southeast Alaska State Fair deadlines keep us looking forward to summer.
Host: Tara Bicknell // An assessment of Chilkoot Lake land is presented to the pulbic, and is headed to hydroelectric decision-makers. A small earthquake struck Southeast of Mosquito Lake. Haines cheerleaders take first at Top of the World.
Host: Tara Bicknell // An interview with a Haines man in Haiti, where local donations are helping hundreds. Changes to code regarding sidewalk snow-clearing would be ineffective, says Chief.
Host: Tara Bicknell // The first car made in Alaska makes its first road trip in 70 years, and involves a Skagway love story. Remembering Edith Josie. Engineers present the latest on the Haines waterfront development project.
Host: Tara Bicknell // Chilkoot Indian Association has a new Tribal Administrator. A meat experiment turns out good. National officials add their confusion to why a Yukon mine is choosing to bypass Skagway as a port.
Host: Tara Bicknell // Crime rates were generally down in 2009, and traffic stops up in Haines. Skagway and Haines Schools make changes to their math curriculum.
Host: Tara Bicknell // Skagway Assembly discusses a land exchange. Sounds from the Haines Winter Olympics. Recruitment for a Haines Assessor continues, an interim is considered. Skagway Panthers demolish Thorne Bay on the court.
Host: Tara Bicknell // An illustrated book about Skagway history intends to end up as an animated movie. Haines downtown planning continues and the public is part of the process.
Host: Tara Bicknell // The Poker Ride returns to Chilkat Lake. Award-winning robot demos are showing for the Skagway public. Fish and Game looks ahead into next season.
Host: Tara Bicknell // Klukwan classes blend an ancestor art with modern curriculum. A photo contest celebrates the forty year anniversary at Chilkat State Park.
Host: Tara Bicknell // Klukwan classes blend an ancestor art with modern curriculum. A photo contest celebrates the forty year anniversary at Chilkat State Park.
Host: Tara Bicknell // Skagway wins awards in snow-sculpting. Haines donations help hundreds in earthquake-torn Haiti. Basketball teams travel for games this week.
Host: Tara Bicknell // Skagway School hosts a community forum. A computer glitch at the Haines Borough reminds users about protection software. Alcan 200 snow machine race results.
Host: Tara Bicknell // An IPEC rate increase is expected to hit by mid-February. Now is National Flu Vaccination Week; wash your hands! Bill Harley entertains in Haines.
Host: Tara Bicknell // The Alcan200 brings area snow machiners together in one great race. A food recall on Parker Foods. Annual bird counts are in from Skagway and the Chilkat Valley.
Host: Tara Bicknell // The Environmental Protection Agency settles a local violation. Downtown planning in Haines is back. The Don Hather basketball tournament commences in Skagway.
Host: Tara Bicknell // Skagway plans a Town Hall meeting. Whitehorse gas prices leap. Skagway Fire Department is forced into a runoff election for Chief. DDFers have one more meet before state. Haines Assembly meeting is postponed.
Host: Tara Bicknell // The Haines Assembly votes to rehear a Planning Commission decision. A smoking ban goes into effect Monday. The new Haines manager arrives and plans to meet the town Wednesday.
Host: Tara Bicknell // SEARHC Clinic works on a problematic billing system in Haines. Fire Departments talk carbon monoxide danger and make safety affordable. Skagway could vote to increase property tax exemptions for seniors.
Host: Tara Bicknell // Haines moves forward with a harbor-wide inspection. Remembering Tiger of Klukwan. PFD Charitable Contributions program is back up and running.
Host: Tara Bicknell // Why the northern Lynn Canal was not fully alerted during an emergency code test run. Skagway girls basketball wow Yakutat crowds with an exciting win. Two Haines dispatchers return home with extreme training.
Host: Tara Bicknell // Alaskans are the first people to test a new emergency alert system. Alcan200 gets safety upgrades and opens online registration. Skagway Panthers girls beat Yakutat in their first match of basketball season.
Host: Tara Bicknell // Informational meetings help Haines prepare for a smoking ban. With one week before its quit date, Haines foresees some withdrawal side effects. An all-star trio of musicians visits Haines then Skagway.
Host: Tara Bicknell // The 2009 KHNS News in Review. Happy New Year!
