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News

• Oratory Contest helps keep Native languages alive

• Parts delivery delay Fairweather's return

• Juneau team sweeps MATHCOUNTS

• Conservation group files lawsuit over timber sale

• Juneau students sweep Ocean Bowl a third year

• New Tide On the Block: New tattoo shop opens in Juneau

• New book offers resources to prepare for a death in the family

• Both city of Hoonah and police chief face lawsuit

People

• Pets awaiting adoption

• Birthdays ...

Speakingout

• What are you doing for spring break?

• Recycling is worthwhile for everyone

• Letters to the Editor

• Reflections on sitting in a window, for work or pleasure

Health

• New WISEFAMILIES office opens in Wrangell

• Klawock medical center adds toll-free number

• Denali KidCare clinic to be offered in Klawock

• Injury prevention teams visit Kake elders' homes

• Final call for nominations for Juneau Health Summit awards

• Free garden workshops begin March 11

Outdoors

• Fry days: Spring dropout offers some of Southeast's finest fishing

• Buckwheat Ski Classic to be held March 28

• Archaeologist to lecture on Shuka Kaa project

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• Juneau Student Symphony concerts March 14-16 will feature compositions both old and new

• Crafts and celebrations for any day of National Craft Month

• International All-Star Circus coming to Juneau

• Poetry Out Loud state finalists announced

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Business

• Global prices for Alaskan seafood depend on many factors

• Financial survival strategies during a layoff period

• First-time home buyers can claim $8,000 credit on 2008 tax return