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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: Tara Bicknell
KHNS Radio expands staff, replaces aging equipment. Local students embrace current technology, envision a world without heavy backpacks.
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Broadcaster: Tara Bicknell
Absentee voting began Monday for municipal elections. Bill Thomas files for two House seats (Schoenfeld). Skagway signal needs more work. Skagway Borough announces another tax holiday. Arts Council renews interest in an outdoor performance venue. Chris Proctor performs.
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Broadcaster: Tara Bicknell
Haines cruise season ends earlier than expected. Metlakatla fishery (Schoenfeld). A moose shot in a residential area has property owners wondering about the details of the moose hunt laws. Goat hunt continues. PFD amount announcement Tuesday.
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Broadcaster: Tara Bicknell
A series of earthquakes 90 miles from the northern Lynn Canal. Alaska Public Offices Commission settles an over funding violation with Representative Bill Thomas. The autumn hunt begins with first harvests in the first day, for both moose and mountain goat.
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Broadcaster: Tara Bicknell
Klukwan, Inc. closes its office in Haines. Alaska Public Offices Commission rules on a year-old complaint against the Campaign to re-elect Bill Thomas. A restoration project concludes in southern Southeast (Schoenfeld). Haines hires back former Facilities Director. ATV ordinance gets one more public hearing.
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Broadcaster: Tara Bicknell
The Marine Highway says a long-term plan is needed for ferry problems (Schoenfeld). Local carvers teach carving tool-making in Wrangell and Haines (Duren/Bicknell). Eagle feeding demonstrations is giving Chilkat Valley tourists exactly what they want.
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Broadcaster: Tara Bicknell
New Judge sworn in; will hear Lynn Canal cases (Miller). Marine Transportation Advisory Board leadership remains in upper Lynn Canal. Traffic changes in Juneau (Schoenfeld). Car seat experts help parents in Haines.
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Broadcaster: Tara Bicknell
Alaska Public Offices Commission takes up a local case. Haines students want to know what college, the armed forces, or backpacking the globe was for you. Visiting the final farmer's market of the season (Dowds). Klondike Road Relay and Goddess Party, this weekend.
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Broadcaster: Tara Bicknell
New online features help tourism professionals find cyber-surfers around the world. Southeast State Forest doubles with new legislation (Schoenfeld). End of summer means the end of eating out on the town to some (Richard).
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Broadcaster: Tara Bicknell
The summer's most wanted vandal is caught by three police officers: A nuisance brown bear. The Haines adult book club begins with The Good Earth (McIver). Soggy ground means weird-looking -- but tasty -- treats.
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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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