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News

• Fish factor: Global fish business trends from Boston Seafood Show

• Juneau vies for Google broadband network

• Living History program to celebrate Seward's Day

• Young Alaskans build job skills while building houses

• Photographer Bob Armstrong tells all in new book

• Iditarod ends Saturday with zero dog deaths

• Sitka event recounts history of TB in Alaska

• Coast Guard locates fishermen in Hoonah

• Celebration application deadlines approaching

• Juneau League of Women Voters to meet

• JEDC announces 2010 Summer Science Camps

• Correction

• Obituary: Richard Leo McKay

• Obituary: Edwell George John, Sr.

Speakingout

• Behind the scenes of the Floyd Dryden essay project

• Floyd Dryden Essay: Gun safety needs to be taught in schools

• What is your favorite meal to prepare?

Business

• Tour firms see grim outlook, blame $50 head tax on cruisers

• Blast sends rock flying into Ketchikan neighborhood

• Practical Money Matters: Identity thieves' latest scams

• Goldbelt donates to Eagle Totem Campaign

Outdoors

• Discovery Southeast connects kids with nature

• Gulls love garbage; pikas love cold

• The super hatch of Spring Break

• Free throw contest promotes 2010 Census

• Sport charter halibut permit deadline nears

• Sitka groups support Earth Hour

• Discovery Southeast and Eaglecrest offer spring break programs

Ae

• The magically crafted world of stop-motion animation

• JAHC presents The Kutandara Marimba Experience

• Dining Finale with Deering and Down

• From the blogs... Sitka Jams

• Astrology

• Alaska State Museum seeks new docents

• Blushin' Roulettes to perform in Juneau

• Curator appointed at Alaska State Museum

• First Book Southeast Alaska receives grant

Calendar

• Southeast Communities calendar

• Juneau calendar

Travel

• Events Worth Traveling For

Health

• Southeast Alaska Support Groups

• Addiction, poor diet loom in Alaska deaths

• Former Gustavus resident flies to Haiti to provide medical care

• Kick Butts Day highlights the dangers of tobacco use