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  • Used drum set for sale with cymbals, stands and hardware for $250. Call 766 3717

  • The meeting of the Skagway Clinic’s Board of Directors has been moved from May 23rd to May 30th...

  • Tickets for the 21st annual Great Alaska Craft Beer and Home Brew Festival on Saturday, May 25...

Take Five For Safety!

New program available for broadcast to Alaskan and National Radio Stations. KHNS and the Haines Volunteer Fire Department are producing these informative and entertaining 5-minute programs. Follow the link to listen to our sample program and contact us with your thoughts and suggestions to: gm@khns.org.

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    Broadcaster: Margaret Friedenauer

    A helicopter landing near Mosquito Lake raises questions; Rep. Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins visits Haines this week.

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    Broadcaster: Margaret Friedenauer

    A local attorney is charged with inappropriate contact with a child; a preview of the Haines Borough Assembly Meeting; Haines Jct. YT gets a grocery store after two years; Rep. Beth Kertulla sounds off on the legislative session.

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    Broadcaster:  Tara Bicknell, in for Margaret Friedenauer

    An agreement between the Haines Borough and Police Chief.  Arts events around the fjord show off local talent.  Capital budget passed by the House

     

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    Broadcaster:  Tara Bicknell, in for Margaret Friedenauer

    A look at Southeast projects added to the capital budget, Central Council holds 78th Tribal Assembly this week (Schoenfeld).  Watershed Councils of the Lynn Canal merge (Friedenauer).  Blessing of the Fleet inaugurates the boating season.

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    Broadcaster:  Tara Bicknell, in for Margaret Friedenauer

    Legislature takes no action on voter identification requirements (Schoenfeld), SEARHC has a new Chief Operating Operator (Ronco), Library Week means special events and fine forgiveness. 

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    Broadcaster: Margaret Friedenauer

    A missing Haines boater is found safe; Klukwan looks to move on from bankruptcy; an underwater archaeology project in Dyea.

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    Broadcaster: Margaret Friedenauer
    Sea otter bounties; reduced quota of king salmon.

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    Broadcaster: Margaret Friedenauer
    Skagway Assembly keep voter approval requirement for some public land leases; a recap of what the state Senate budget means for Haines and Skagway.

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    Broadcaster: Margaret Friedenauer
    Alaska Tribes win a big lands trust case; a power struggle continues at Klukwan Inc.; a preview of the Skagway Assembly meeting.

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    Broadcaster: Margaret Friedenauer
    A local man faces charges of falsifying his residency to get in-state hunting and fishing licenses; Rep. Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins talk about education funding.