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Haines family builds a via ferrata, Alaska’s second, above the Lynn Canal (opens the original)
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On a clear day in September, Kevin Forster made his way across a sheer rock wall that towers over the Lynn Canal. Forster is a lifelong climber, but that day he had some extra help. He was traveling across the slope using cables and rungs he had installed there himself. “I was up here a lot with a drill,” he said. The Haines local spent much of the last two summers dangling from rock faces, power tools in hand. Day after day, he hoisted himself up and drilled metal rungs and other fixtures into
Haines family builds a via ferrata, Alaska’s second, above the Lynn Canal - KHNS Radio | KHNS FM (opens the original)
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By Avery Ellfeldt, KHNS | September 24, 2026 On a clear day in September, Kevin Forster made his way across a sheer rock wall that towers over the Lynn Canal. Forster is a lifelong climber, but that day he had some extra help. He was traveling across the slope using cables and rungs he had installed there himself. “I was up here a lot with a drill,” he said. The Haines local spent much of the last two summers dangling from rock faces, power tools in hand. Day after day, he hoisted himself up and
Haines to vote on ballot measure to tax timber, gravel and ore exports (opens the original)
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Local governments across Alaska have long taxed raw materials that are extracted locally but sold elsewhere. Haines could be next. In October, voters will weigh in on whether the borough should implement something called a severance tax, which would apply to exports including timber, gravel and mineral ore. Supporters of the proposition hope to ensure the community gets some financial benefit from ongoing or future export activities. The idea is to tap new sources of tax revenue and, at least in
Skagwayâs ferry terminal reopens weeks after sudden closure (opens the original)
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The Skagway ferry terminal reopened Thursday, nearly a month after ferry service stopped abruptly due to structural damage at the dock. The terminalâs closure threw a wrench in regional travel plans, including for seasonal workers planning to leave town and for participants in a running race that draws people from around the region. The reopening comes after weeks of hurried work on the facility after ferry terminal workers noticed cracks in the concrete abutment that supports the vehicle tran
Skagway’s ferry terminal is set to reopen weeks after sudden closure (opens the original)
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The Skagway ferry terminal is on track to reopen on Thursday, nearly a month after ferry service stopped abruptly due to structural damage at the dock. The terminal’s closure threw a wrench in regional travel plans, including for seasonal workers planning to leave town and for participants in a running race that draws people from around the region. The reopening comes after weeks of hurried work on the facility after ferry terminal workers noticed cracks in the concrete abutment that supports th
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