Given my aversion to long planning sessions, whiteboards with erasable markers and consensus building exercises, I can’t believe I am saying this: The town needs a plan for its economic future. A forum to start making that plan is a good beginning.
Wrangell’s economic future is as cloudy as a fall day in Southeast, as uncertain as the state ferry schedule, and as chancy as winning a raffle.
Improving those dreary odds can’t be based on hope. Wrangell needs a realistic plan.
The chamber of commerce is sponsoring an economic forum on Sept. 30 at the Nolan Center, open to anyone with ideas, every...
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