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Skagway Assembly approves $200,000 port consultant contract

Skagway Assembly approves $200,000 port consultant contract

After more than a year of stalled progress on Skagway’s waterfront, the borough assembly hopes a port consultant will move things forward. At a meeting Thursday, the assembly approved a nearly $200,000 contract for short-term planning on Skagway’s waterfront. Last...

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Haines waste ordinance fails, question won’t go to voters

Haines waste ordinance fails, question won’t go to voters

Haines residents will not be asked whether they want to see a sales tax increase to pay for management of a solid waste program on the ballot this October. An ordinance that would have made way for the question was squashed by the assembly last week.  The borough has...

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Haines Assembly to decide on Schnabel contract, budget

Haines Assembly to decide on Schnabel contract, budget

New borough manager Debra Schnabel’s contract is on the Haines Assembly’s agenda tomorrow night. Schnabel has been working for about a week without a final contract. That’s because of a complication related to health insurance. Schnabel wanted to forgo borough health...

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Haines fourth-graders have their say at the polls

Haines fourth-graders have their say at the polls

A day before voters across America took to the polls to have their final say on the presidential election and state-wide races, one class of Haines fourth-graders cast their votes on another down-ballot question. As Tracy Wirak’s fourth grade class learned about the...

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Northern Lynn Canal Fisheries Update: September 1, 2017

Northern Lynn Canal Fisheries Update: September 1, 2017

Harvest numbers were up across the board for commercial gillnetters in the Upper Lynn Canal this week. But Fish and Game biologist Mark Sogge says historically, the catch is still pretty low. Sogge has his eye on fall chum and coho runs as the fish start to arrive....

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