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...Canal communities with fast ferry service to Juneau. "We're fed up with the Department of Transportation," said Jan Wrentmore, a business owner in Skagway who serves on the Skagway Lynn Canal Transportation Committee. Wrentmore said the state...
...The resources are here; it is the transportation bottleneck that is the problem. It was very disingenuous of Madame Jan Wrentmore to say that "Skagway supported Juneau efforts to keep the capital and now it is time for Juneau to support Skagway...
...article about a private fast ferry incorrectly reported the home towns and committee affiliations of two sources. Jan Wrentmore of Skagway serves on the Skagway Lynn Canal Transportation Committee and Bart Henderson of Haines serves on the Haines...
...home shows. The Longaberger Co., based in Newark, Ohio, has more than 70,000 independent sales associates. Jan Wrentmore of Skagway was appointed to the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board by Gov. Tony Knowles. The five-member board controls...
...could provide a cheaper alternative to building a road from Juneau to Skagway, according to Skagway business owner Jan Wrentmore, a member of the Lynn Canal Transportation Project. A group of more than two dozen business owners has released a...
...Fairbanks, or at Haines, about 655 miles from Fairbanks. "It will be as stupid an idea in 2010 as it is now," said Jan Wrentmore, a Skagway business owner and former lobbyist for the historic Gold Rush city. The issue in Skagway is its port and...
...will be dangerous. Who are these groups that are referenced and what studies on safety are being quoted? Finally, Jan Wrentmore is one of the main opponents of the road and if she is to be quoted, an opposing point of view should be offered in...
...drunk prospector. "I was best suited for that role," Donahue said. Then Robert Service came to his rescue again. Jan Wrentmore hired Donahue to recite Service's poetry at the Liarsville show. The job lasted seven summers, and before it was...
...historic position as the gateway to the Yukon and the northern port facility for goods going to the Interior," said Jan Wrentmore, owner of Red Onion Saloon in Skagway and chairwoman of the Skagway Marine Access Committee. "If the road is built...
...public losing trust in government. We need proof not promises. The single most important thing the new governor can do is to reinstate respect for the public process. Knowles has proven he can do that for Alaska. Jan Wrentmore Skagway