Sandy Williams

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Sandy Williams career started with the Bureau of Public Roads in 1959 and then 30 years with the State Department to Highways and Transportation. He held positions of chief design engineer, state highway maintenance engineer and regional engineer for the Southeast Region.

Alaska's vision for progress should apply to new Juneau road

OPINION: The Alaska Railroad, the Parks Highway and the Seward Highway are critical to the state, and the same guiding vision behind those projects needs to be used today for the Lynn Canal Highway.

By Sandy Williams●

September 26, 2014 at 4:32 pm

Sandy Williams

author

Alaska's vision for progress should apply to new Juneau road

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