Craig
Ackerman, who will move from Oregon Caves National Monument,
where he’s been the superintendent the past 17 years, to Crater
Lake in early May. He plans to live at the park.
Ackerman, 52, will replace Chuck Lundy, who retired in December.
Ackerman and his wife, Cynthia, have two grown children.
Another section of the ponderosa
and sugar pine forest along the Crater Lake highway near here
will be cut into lumber. The property has been sold by the Rogue
River Timber Company to the Lewis Brothers Lumber Company of
Prospect.
