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LOCAL Juneau Empire These are not prosperous days for Southeast's timber industry. The mills are starving and the loggers have left town.

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 Prosperous past, uncertain future: A clear-cut slope is seen on Native corporation land in 1987 at Spasski Bay near Hoonah. Top, logger Bill Doughterty works on Aug. 2, 1991, at Pt. Couverden near Homeshore.
Katie Ratcliffe / Juneau Empire File
Prosperous past, uncertain future: A clear-cut slope is seen on Native corporation land in 1987 at Spasski Bay near Hoonah. Top, logger Bill Doughterty works on Aug. 2, 1991, at Pt. Couverden near Homeshore.
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