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Published: Monday, October 24, 2011
Everett Port Commission


Stiger has needed experience

As the first woman commissioner at the Port of Everett, the letter to the editor about Mark Wolken triggered my decision to speak out! (Oct. 14, "Wolken's role with firm troubling.")

The port has slowly but surely gone down the tube!

Greed and bad management is responsible for driving all the money-producing businesses out!

Mark Wolken is not the answer.

Tom Stiger, a former commissioner, has the knowledge and experience needed to get the port back on its feet!

Nina O'Neil
Everett

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