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News

• Photos: Portraits from a Fair

• Sealaska sponsors free basketball camps

• Legislature tallying special session costs

• Two Palin allies resign

• Photo: Prizes from another era

• Parnell tries to mend relations with Juneau

• Marine Pilots to give cartography talk

• Juneau passed over by federal funds for police

• Glory Hole Community Garden takes root in Juneau

• Local man pleads guilty to cocaine, meth charges

• CCW, Juneau Empire host Labor Day essay contest

• Fire damages furniture store in Ketchikan

• Wrangell trailer fire kills one, injures one

People

• Happy Birthday!

Speakingout

• If you could open a new business in Juneau, what would it be and why?

• Who has time to hesitate?

• After college, AmeriCorps was just the ticket

• Reflecting on a month of changes for all Alaskans

• How travel saved my life (part two)

Health

• Home canning seafood: crab and geoducks

• 'Rally For The Cure' golf

• Ethel Lund Medical Center lab earns COLA accreditation

• SEARHC welcomes new health systems analyst

• Southeast Alaska Support Group Listings

Outdoors

• Wild Observations: Beavers in the bog

• Above-average fire year follows lean years

Ae

• Mary Amanda Fairchild puts the sights of Southeast to music

• Album Review: 'Alaxsxaq' by Mary Amanda Fairchild

• Perseverance presents rising STARs

• First Friday August 7

• Hoonah to host first variety show in years

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Calendar

• Juneau Calendar

• Southeast Calendar

Business

• Kodiak now boasts one of world's largest boat lifts

• The art of wooden boatbuilding is alive in Wrangell

• CES offers workshops on food product marketing

• Montessori gardens are growing young entrepreneurs