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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
Classes start for three schools in the Chilkat Valley next week. Celebrations in Wrangell include a Haines artist (Duren). Acknowledging the role of aviation in Alaska culture.
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Broadcaster: Tara Bicknell
Two recall questions will appear on an October ballot. A new program helps locals keep an eye on their ferries (Barret). Alaska Municipal League brings together borough and city representatives (Ronco). Hometown boy represents Haines in a statewide talent show. *NOTE* A full recording of Mario Benassi, Jr., playing a Say Anything cover, follows the newscast.
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Broadcaster: Tara Bicknell
Fewer Panthers, but more opportunities, at Skagway School this year. Southeast Alaskans react to the new ferry schedule (Schoenfeld). Get your junk together: It's the annual scrap metal drive in Haines.
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Broadcaster: Tara Bicknell
Haines voters will have a lot to decide on the October ballot. Skagway voters ... not so much. More than 600 signatures turned in against two Haines Assembly members. The candidate list is final in Skagway. Sealaska teams up with Clorox on a new project (Schoenfeld).
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Broadcaster: Tara Bicknell
A Glacier Bear returns from playing ball for scouts. The Tongass Futures Roundtable loses more support (Kelly). A local group brings estate-planning help to residents. Ron Horn photography exhibit opening Friday.
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Broadcaster: Tara Bicknell
Tax for tourism will not be on Haines' October ballot. Assembly approves SEABA permit. New ferry schedule is opening for public comment, and local residents will be spared the latest Fairweather issues (Schoenfeld). Troopers surmise murder in a remote Southeast town (Viechnicki). Golfers help in the fight against breast cancer.
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Broadcaster: Tara Bicknell
Pullen opens to Skagway anglers for Chinook fishing. Environmental Protection Agency fines a Haines company after a long cleanup project. A Haines artist is in Wrangell helping with an historic restoration (Duren). School is not yet beginning, but Glacier Bears and Panthers are already at work (Jacobson).
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Broadcaster: Tara Bicknell
A young local heals in Anchorage, after surviving a late-night party accident. Road work begins this week in downtown Haines. A mining talk offers resources to locals. United Way that serves locals has a new leader (Schoenfeld). Haines Borough Assembly considers a heli-ski permit renewal and tourism tax.
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Broadcaster: Tara Bicknell
Commercial crab is safe to eat, but tests show the guts are still toxic. A Southeast Alaska-wide energy solution checks in with the northern Lynn Canal. Court of Appeals will not take up the State of Alaska’s latest petition in the Juneau Access case (Kelly).
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Broadcaster: Tara Bicknell
Skagway Borough Assembly considers joining Petersburg in court. Local groups and governments have a new planning tool to help developers AND wetlands. What does a Post Office mean to a small community? (Schoenfeld). Two USDA programs for low-income residents' homes. For information on who to contact about Housing Preservation Grants in Alaska, please visit:
http://www.rurdev.usda.gov/ak/housing.htm
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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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Alaska and Yukon Headlines
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- Fish And Game Institutes New Razor Clam Harvesting Regulations
- Man In Charge Of Kulluk During Tow Testifies At Hearing
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- Ice Jam Above Fort Yukon Loosens