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KHNS Local News is heard every evening at 5:30pm during the KHNS Evening Report and weekday mornings at 6:49am and 7:49am during Morning Edition. The KHNS News - Week in Review is heard Saturdays at 11:00am on Lynn Canal Weekend. If you have a news tip or story idea, please eMail us at news@khns.org
KHNS News
Broadcaster: Margaret Friedenauer
Local hunting guide faces federal charges; Port development takes center stage in Haines and Skagway this week; Two climbers rescued off a Yukon mountain.
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Broadcaster: Margaret Friedenauer
State rail meetings in Skagway and Haines; the Tongass Futures Roundtable shuts down; Sealaska land bill; state track meet results.
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Boradcaster: Margaret Friedenauer
Haines Borough Asssembly wrap up; First ship of the season arrives a week early for Haines; Sealaska Land Bill gets House hearing; Local track athletes head to state meet.
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Broadcaster: Margaret Friedenauer
The Sheldon Museum gets license to restore Eldred Lighthouse; local shrimp fishery opens.
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Broadcaster: Margaret Friedenauer
Haines main finally get a trooper replacement; a preview of the Haines Borough Assembly; a Sitka couple narrowly survives a landslide; Sealaska issues its annual report.
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Broadcaster: Margaret Friedenauer
More is revealed about a man arrested in Haines for a Utah murder; Kasidaya Hydro went offline for two days due to an avalanche; Earth Day celebrations in Haines this weekend; Small Things Considered essay.
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Broadcaster: Margaret Friedenauer
Local law enforcement assist out of state authorities in arresting a man in Haines wanted for murder in Utah; Haines School District adopts its budget.
For more information on the man arrested for a Utah murder: http://www.sltrib.com/
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Broadcaster: Margaret Friedenauer
The Alaska Marine Highway celebrates 50 years; and southeast politics get national attention.
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Broadcaster: Margaret Friedenauer
A permit violation by a local heliski company is referred to the Department of Justice; a regional Native council suffers the effects of federal sequestration; our weekly essay feature.
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Broadcaster: Margaret Friedenauer
A sunken sink is discovered near Lutak; Kensington Mine gets fined for an EPA violation; a new turboprop aircraft for medical transport; a session wrap-up interview with Sen. Dennis Egan.
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Contact the news department by e-mailing news@khns.org or calling 907-766-2020 x2 or 907-983-2853 x2.
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