Fritz Kohlhaas, a senior citizen of Haines Junction, has found a way to keep fit. Both brawn and brain at the same time.
Sixty years of schooling in Haines Junction, 1949-2009: That's a few gallons of water under the Dezadeash River Bridge. For nine years, teachers taught school without a school.
Cody Lane Raymond Hurlburt of Whitehorse was not supposed to be born in Old Crow - but he was. Fourteen years ago. He arrived six weeks early, and he came close to arriving on a snowmachine.
Play the washtub?
Why, yes. Why not? That is what Peter Upton of Silver Creek does.
And that is what he did in Haines Junction on the morning of…
One might expect the unexpected when travelling from Yukon to Ireland.
However, the phrase, ‘What now?’ does not always apply to…
So what does a stay-home-mom do all day long, anyway?
Ask Pam Butterfield of Haines Junction.
Butterfield has had little chance of escaping art as…
Operating a small business in a small town is a tall order.
Grande. Maybe even Venti, to use Starbucks’ vernacular.
By Elaine Hurlburt
Special to the News
What kids would organize their own fondue these days?
Haines Junction kids, that’s who.
And the wheels go round, round, round — for 12,400 kilometres.
Darlene and David Sillery of Haines Junction recently returned home after…
Shawneen Suzette (Shawn) Allen of Haines Junction never appears to be short of work, ideas or creative energy.
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If you ask Ines Hartmann of Haines Junction, she will tell you what is in a piece of paper…
Anyway.
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Who was your great-grandfather, and what were his favourite stories?
For what reasons might it be important for you to know that…
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‘I’m definitely, hugely inspired,” says Elsabé Kloppers, who lives in this village.
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I love Yukon summers — so peaceful and light out here in the spruce forest on Pine Creek.
When Tim Hall left Haines Junction three years ago to attend Lester B. Pearson College in Victoria, he had no inkling that it would lead him to…
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Almost three years ago, Bob Hayes of Haines Junction donated 60 per cent of his liver to his younger brother, Farley Hayes, of…
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On Wednesday, Yukon College’s 20-year presence in Haines Junction is being celebrated with a supper, slideshow and a book…
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Ever wonder how the bear’s bulky plodding compares to the nimble footed squirrel?
Or how Canada’s largest mountain…
Haines Junction’s Southern Tutchone First Nations dancers have been on the move again.
Isn’t that what most dancers do?
Yes, but this…
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Many contend you can’t go home again.
Darren Madley is proof that you can.
The serious-minded, 26 year old spent the past 18…
