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Alaskans should curb effects of tourism
I have debated writing this letter for the past two years, but feel something desperately needs to be done.
Ferries LeConte, Fairweather return
The Alaska Marine Highway System ferries LeConte and Fairweather returned to service last week following regularly scheduled overhauls.
Alice is a three-year-old pup up for adoption at the Haines Animal Rescue Kennel.
Haines processor accused of improper discharge
The agency on Tuesday accused Chilkoot Fish & Caviar, Inc. of improperly discharging fish processing waste into Lutak Inlet from May to October in 2004 through 2007.
Junked cars, trash blight Southeast eagle preserve
Published: November 2nd, 2009 10:40 AM Last Modified: November 2nd, 2009 10:49 AM Link: Chilkat Valley News A state trooper based in Haines is leading efforts to clean up an old junk car dumpsite in the Alaska Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve.
Haines Highway receives National Scenic Byway designation
The Haines Highway recently received national recognition as one of America's new National Scenic Byways.
Highways receive National Scenic Byways designation
Two Alaska highways received national recognition after being named National Scenic Byways this month.
Van travels to rural Alaska to provide mammograms
But for 17 years, the mobile mammogram van has brought breast cancer screening directly to women of Southeast Alaska's rural communities.
Juneau's unemployment rate makes seasonal climb
Juneau's unemployment rate climbed to 5.7 percent in September, with more than 1,000 residents unemployed, as employment in seasonal industries such at fishing and tourism dropped off.
Longtime Juneau resident Art Farrell died Sept. 12, 2009. He was 60. Born July 11, 1949, he lived in Juneau 33 years, working as a bartender at the Alaskan Hotel & Bar for 20 years, salesman at the Jewel Box for 10 years and bartender at The Bilikan Bar.
Hawk delivers dinner to Haines moose hunter
Link: Chilkat Valley News "They say there's no such thing as a free lunch, but Chip Lende may beg to differ.
Cruise tax does effect state tourism future
The Empire's "Attack On A Tax" article is a good beginning in educating its readership about the important public debate over our state's cruise tourism future.
Cities receive Alaska Native library grants
The federal Institute of Museum and Library Services has awarded six-figure grants to four Alaska entities.
Consortium hosts free health screenings in Haines
The SouthEast Alaska Regional Health Consortium Health Promotion department is hosting free health screenings for adults age 18 and older this month in Haines.
Legislature hears Southeast energy concerns
HAINES, ALASKA Southeast Alaska leaders told lawmakers about their energy problems and solutions during the Southeast Conference's annual meeting in Haines.
newsminer.com State energy policy hearing in Haines
HAINES, Alaska a ' State House and Senate energy committees are holding a series of meetings to take public comment on statewide energy policies.
Next summer's ferry schedule out soon
The Fairweather at Auke Bay. HAINES, ALASKA Next summer's ferry schedule will be available for booking on October 1st.
Waterfowl season opens Sept. 16
Fall is in the air, which means migratory birds will be making their way again to Southeast Alaska.
Southeast Conference meets on energy, transportation
JUNEAU, ALASKA Southeast business and government leaders will meet in Haines mid-month to talk about energy, transportation, economic development and other regional issues.
Farmers Market and Local Food Festival promotes eating locally
Scott McPherson held a fresh sockeye down on a cutting table Saturday at the Juneau Farmers Market and Local Food Festival in front of nearly a dozen people as he began to demonstrate how to properly fillet a salmon.