Geddes Resources officials found themselves under a mountain of questions and criticism at their first public meeting in Haines on the proposed Windy Craggy copper mine Monday night.
More than 250 residents turned out for the forum and Geddes lived up to its pledge to answer questions “until the last dog was hanged.” The meeting lasted about 5 1/2 hours, ending shortly after 1 a.m.
Of about 36 who addressed the company, only a half…
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