...receding at the time. Since, the Taku has begun advancing down the valley and continues today. In this photo, Ron Schonenbach, who owns the property with his wife, Nan, said the water is likely 100 feet deep. These days, one can only travel...

...inspect potatoes Saturday during the Harvest Fair at the Juneau Community Gardens. A carrot - or two - grown by Nan and Ron Schonenbach won first prize in the unusual vegetable division during the fair. Sound off on the important issues at

...and to Tiya Karaus for the poster design. Our enthusiastic appreciation to all the gracious garden hosts: Nan and Ron Schonenbach, Kim Frangos and John Hudson, Jane Preston, George and Lyn Campbell. Jeff and Jane Hurst; Dwan and Cathy Hall...

...the mainstream as his friend in the Capitol. Should the governor decide to run, it might be a bit humiliating to lose the primary. But then again, the governor has an ego that matches some of his supporters. Ron Schonenbach Juneau

...Brad Davis); Trail Mix (James King); Alaska State Parks (Bill Gary); Alaska Department of Natural Resources (Ron Schonenbach), Forest Service (Ron Marvin); and City and Borough of Juneau (Bob Grochow). The goal of this group is to...

...exchange for property in the area, but isn't pursuing the issue currently because of the complications involved, said Ron Schonenbach, Southeast regional manager for the Division of Mining, Land and Water. Tonsgard said he is upset about the controversy...

...state has a conditional use permit to extract gravel at Thane Beach, so trucks go back and forth frequently, said Ron Schonenbach, Southeast regional manager for the state Division of Mining, Land and Water. ``I guess I'm not very sympathetic...

...it takes so the customer is not left hanging. Businesses should realize that a lack of response sends the message that they don't want my business. They may not need my business now, but might in the future. Ron Schonenbach Juneau

...particularly those legislators on the House Resources Committee. The land parcels can be viewed on the DNR Web site. Ron Schonenbach retired from the Department of Natural Resources after working 25 years, and serving as the Southeast regional manager...

...would manage them if it did. ``It's kind of a whole new process to figure out what our role is on this,'' said Ron Schonenbach, Southeast land manager of the Department of Natural Resources. The agency has consulted with the state Department...