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News

• Excellent radio

• Trash disposal reduced in Federal Building

• Another Democrat in bid for governor's job

• Fairbanks Rep moves to rename Mount McKinley

• Flores named Juneau's spelling bee champ

• Attorney General Talis Colberg resigns

• Planned Parenthood opens Juneau facility

• Redoubt Volcano still active and restless

• New memoir describes history of Alaska Permanent Fund and life of first executive director Dave Rose

• State: No illegal activity behind high gas prices

• Silverware revolution underway at JDHS

• Court halts road project

• Application for AARP scholarships is March 31

• Eight cruise ships cited for air quality violations

• Sitka resident one of 30 Marketplace finalists

People

• Pets Awaiting Adoption

• Birthdays ...

Speakingout

• What is the best local live music venue?

• Women should have a choice

• Seize your day with the perfect lunch hour challenge

Health

• Handwashing: A historical perspective

• First Juneau Health Summit announced

• Native consortium gets federal grant

• SEARHC to host Heart Month events in Sitka

• SEARHC hosts Denali KidCare pediatric dental clinic in Angoon

• Diane Hill joins Alicia Roberts Medical Center staff

Outdoors

• Federal subsistence eulachon fishery to close

• Fireside Lecture on our urban black bear neighbors held Feb 20

• Board of Fisheries to Meet in Sitka

• Benner named new CBJ Harbormaster

• Field & Stream and its readers show signs of age

• KTOO to host talk on Arctic climate change

• Master Gardener Course offered by UAS

Ae

• CCW's guide to the 81st Academy Awards

• Photos: Ray Troll makes his mark at UAS

• 'Bones of Betrayal' may keep you up at night

• City museum to offer spring break program

• Statewide poetry contest now accepting entries

• Ketchikan dancers to perform in Craig

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Business

• Alaskan hatcheries can cut costs by buying local feed

• DEC to help cruise lines follow wastewater rules

• Pearson's Pond spa earns top AAA rating