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New Business Will Provide Off-Road Rentals to Explore the Island
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New business will provide off-road rentals to explore the island
Wrangell residents Mike and Kimberly Ottesen plan to open Stikine Off-Road Rentals this week, offering utility-task vehicle (UTV) and side-by-side rentals to explore the island. The business will open as soon as its first vehicle arrives. Mike Ottesen, 28, said he's been planning the venture for over a year, aiming to provide a unique way for locals and visitors to experience Wrangell....
A mountain on the east coast that is recovering from a large-scale forest fire has become a playground for off-road enthusiasts. Motorbikes and cars are speeding along the forest road, which is off-limits, causing damage to the mountain road and causing residents to complain about noise and dirt.
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