Youth
Develop Leadership Skills
Ketchikan's emerging youth leaders
participated in the
Jr. High Leadership Conference Saturday.
Front Page Photo Courtesy Joseph Branco
Ketchikan: Youth
Develop Leadership Skills by Joseph Branco - Leaders are
seldom noticed until those moments of crisis that faces a school,
a church, a city or a nation. Rudy Guliani was a good mayor,
but on September 11th he emerged as a genuine leader. Seemingly
calm and self-assured on the outside while his internal organs
broiled he led the city of New York through its worst moment.
Leaders in small scale and large scale possess a quality that
tells everyone else that "it will be okay because together
we will get through it". Leaders never stand alone; they
stand as a member of the team. - More...
Wednesday - February 02, 2004
National: Oregon
may lead future of wave energy - Significant advances in
university research and other studies in the past two years are
pointing toward Oregon as the possible epicenter of wave energy
development in the United States.
This may lead to a major initiative
to expand a technology that is now in its engineering infancy,
and tap the constant heave of the oceans for a new era of clean,
affordable and renewable electrical power. - More...
Wednesday - February 02, 2005
Ketchikan: Doctor's
Orders out of gas, Coast Guard assists - The Coast Guard
received a report Monday that the pleasure craft Doctor's Orders
became disabled with three people on board and was in danger
of grounding in the Tongass Narrows five miles north of Ketchikan.
- More...
Wednesday - February 02, 2005
 Ketchikan: Listen to this story... The Federal Subsistence
Board this month is set to begin a 10-year review of rural designations
for Alaska Communities. Deanna Garrison has this report.
KRBD - Ketchikan Public Radio
- linked February 02, 2005
Alaska - Details
from Study on Alaska Oil Industry are Released - The Legislative
Budget & Audit Committee released information from the Wood
Mackenzie Global Oil and Gas-Risk and Rewards 2004 Monday. -
More...
Wednesday - February 02, 2005
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