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News

• 'Fire and Water' portrays all sides of historic battle

• Celebrating the bicentennial of James Madison's inauguration

• Independent Alaska Air can't rule out merger

• Hoonah keeps controversial police chief

• House begins debate on death penalty

• Second annual Sitka ArtiGras begins March 6

• Budget change slashes Marine Exchange funds

• 'Jazz & Jambalaya' fundraiser planned for Donna Carroll Noel

• Ketchikan man dies in truck rollover

• Ferry Lituya set to resume service Mar. 5

• Elton to leave Senate for Obama administration

• Gustavus causeway first stimulus project in state

• Housing in Alaska stable amid national woes

• Sitka High School to host 20-year reunion

• Unemployed in Alaska to receive debit cards

• Metlakatla teen named Alaska Youth of the Year

• Palin names Schmidt as succession choice

• Canoe capsizes with two people near Kake

• Energy group looks at tidal possibilities

People

• Pets Awaiting Adoption

• Birthdays ...

Speakingout

• What is your favorite springtime activity?

• Exxon/Mobil is a scrooge

• Don't hate and discriminate - instead, appreciate

• Contrast between human and animal behavior

• Last call to hibernate

Health

• SEARHC to host chronic disease classes

• Program teaches about health careers

• Perkins named Director of Professional Services

• SEARHC EMS to offer WMA Challenge Course

• SEARHC to host Denali KidCare clinic in Sitka

• Glacier Valley wins Barlett's KidSafe contest

Outdoors

• Photos: Girls Rock Science

• Photos: UAS Polar Bear Plunge

Ae

• First Friday March 6

• Juneau Symphony showcases musicians

• Juneau Jazz & Classics program announced

• The new high school musical: 'Jekyll & Hyde'

• Poetry Omnibus contest winners announced

• Two 'shrews' get tamed in Theatre in the Rough show

• Larsson's 'Girl with the Dragon Tattoo' an unusual, smart thriller

• State Writer Laureate Nancy Lord and Juneau authors featured at library event

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