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Local News
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
Employment outlook for Haines and Skagway is "flat"; Sen. Dennis Egan begins his term in a new district.
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Broadcaster: Margaret Friedenauer
A phone scam targets Haines seniors; High school basketball wrap up; Skagway's new state representation readies for the next legislative session.
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Broadcaster: Margaret Friedenauer
Rep. Kerttula and Sen. Egan visit Skagway on Friday; Sen. Stedman outlines his priorities for the upcoming legislative session; High School basketball begins in full force this weekend.
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Broadcaster: Margaret Friedenauer
The Haines Borough Assembly keeps attention on the Alaska Class Ferry issue; Bill Brown of Juneau resigns from the Alaska Board of Fisheries; A different kind of film festival starts this weekend.
Discover the Commercial Fishing Film Festival.
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Broadcaster: Margaret Friedenauer
Klukwan Inc. shutters its office and changes leadership; Skagway wants more response to ore dock repairs.
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Broadcaster: Margaret Friedenauer
A weekend earthquake shakes Southeast; A preview of Tuesday's Haines Borough Assembly meeting; a Haines man is indicted on felony theft and fraud charges; the captain of the state ferry system steps down.
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Broadcaster: Adam Richard
Alaska Fisheries Report. Thanks to KMXT and Jay Barett.
Happy Holidays!
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Broadcaster: Adam RIchard
In todays news, a few stories of Klondoke Christmas' past, and the KHNS weekly essay feature "Small Things Considered", with Heather Lende.
Wishing you all a very Happy Holidays from the KHNS News Room!
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Broadcaster: Adam Richard
An interview with Representative-elect Janothan Kreiss-Tomkins, and Govenor Sean Parnell scraps plans for the Alaska class ferry.
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Broadcaster: Adam Richard
New capitol budget includes 200 million dollars for South East, the Herring fishery limit to be lowered for 2013, convictions for illegal salmon roe sales, and surviving the zombieclypse.
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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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