...Another timber sale in Gustavus? By Jim Mackovjak At a meeting in Gustavus last fall...hearkens back to the bad old days. Jim Mackovjak Gustavus Share this page: Print Reddit Archives Letter by Jim Mackovjak Another timber sale in Gustavus...

Jim Mackovjak did a good job describing Sealaska's abuse of power (Empire, March 6). The Hoonah Indian Association has been fighting to protect the Chicken Creek drainage for many years. Floyd Peterson Hoonah

Owen J. Graham's letter of March 18 attacking Jim Mackovjak is nothing more than lip service for Sealaska Corp. Like so many others that represent Sealaska, Mr. Owen doesn't understand...

...Showcase wood from the Tongass forest Letters A letter by JIM MACKOVJAK Last year Congress appropriated $400,000 for the...ensure that we make the most of this fine opportunity. Jim Mackovjak Gustavus Share this page: Print Email Reddit Archives...

...Alaska's well-being. Although I will not, as a resident of Gustavus, be able to vote for Bruce, I support him because I believe he will make honest, considered decisions on the issues which affect us all. Jim Mackovjak Gustavus

...Murkowski should have been working from the beginning toward developing a sensible high-value-added wood products industry. Instead, he is giving awards to those who short-sightedly squander our resources. Jim Mackovjak Gustavus

...National Park Service, the Forest Service, Alaska's congressional delegation, Gov. Knowles' office and the wood products industry should work together to ensure that we make the most of this fine opportunity. Jim Mackovjak Gustavus

...sales with no local opportunity." "The Forest Service deserves a lot of credit for doing the right thing," said Jim Mackovjak, a veteran Tongass activist and one of the original proponents of the community-based timber proposal for Point...

...Almost anywhere around Hoonah would do quite well. After enduring the view of stumps and slash largely devoid of game, he might begin to understand that Southeast Alaska's forest needs more protection, not less. Jim Mackovjak Gustavus

...alongside the lower grade trees. Later, the mills recognized the trees were valuable and started exporting them, said Jim Mackovjak, a Gustavus resident who is writing a history of the early Tongass. Using a different approach, Icy Straits Lumber...