...his trucks to assure that they stay within the limits of speed and safety. And perhaps he ought to consider hiring drivers more concerned about maintaining the great responsibility of safe driving than getting to their lunch. Steve Wolf Juneau

...series this week as the team travels to Ketchikan to play two games against the Kings and three against the Sitka Wolves. Juneau (9-0), which has already clinched a state tournament berth, will play each team once on Thursday and Friday...

...summer baseball for the Portland (Ore.) Wildcats. Chandler-Gilbert Community College freshman second baseman Nick Wolf (Juneau-Douglas) saw action during the fall season, but was redshirted during the spring season for the Coyotes and didn't...

...added fuel costs to justify the screwing we get here in Juneau? Perhaps the governor, with his back-room pipeline negotiation skills, could put those skills to an even greater use by negotiating lower air fares for Alaskans. Steve Wolf Juneau

...water quality standards, multiple use of forests, and fish habitat protection will be a clear focus. It's nice to know we can finally have a balanced representation in Congress, but we need to work hard for it to happen. Steve Wolf Juneau

...1970s, was there some change in the ocean feeding patterns of salmon or in ocean habitat in the 1970s that might explain the lower weights? I'm just speculating, but there must be some reason behind this, don't you think? Steve Wolf Juneau

...state officials to "connect the dots." Wastewater mixing zones, whether discharged from sewage treatment plants, seafood processors, as a result of mining, or other industries, has no place in Alaskan spawning streams. Steve Wolf Juneau

...you one way or the other." Jans said Jeffery Peacock purchased his book "Glacier Wolf," which is about the black wolf Juneau residents called Romeo. Peacock faces similar charges as Myers stemming from the same incident. However, Mallet submitted...

Friday, Jan. 7 - 6:30 p.m. & 8 p.m. Romeo: Mendenhall's Famous Black Wolf. Juneau's well-known black wolf is the subject of photographer John Hyde's new book ROMEO. Join John as he illustrates his stories...

...answers to these questions, both locally and statewide. But it does seem to me that if we want to keep our town's economy viable, we need solid leadership. There's an election coming. I urge all of you to read up and vote. Steve Wolf Juneau