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News

• Backstage at the Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation

• My Corner of the Bush: Dog Days of Tenakee

• 'Salmon in the Trees' finishes Southeast tour in Juneau

• Wrangell cafe owners donate proceeds during 'National No Kid Hungry Week'

• Hearthside Books to host "Super Book Group"

• New Sports and Rec show coming to Juneau

• Metlakatla tribal fishery certified to Stewardship Council standard

• Photos: Ketchikan Library's Family Nights Take Off

• JLO to host 'Messiah Community SingFest'

• Hot lunches for elders offered in Angoon

• UAS to begin Alaska Native Cultures film series

• Central Council purchases condo units

• 'Running of the Boots' in Sitka Sept. 24

• Photo: Missing a 'Special K'

Speakingout

• A classified compliment

• Staying Hyder and dryer

• Response to ‘inaccuracies’ pointed out last week

• What is your favorite fall activity?

Business

• Fish Factor: Alaska senators optimistic about fisheries budget, progress on LOST

Outdoors

• Alaska Science Forum: Road trip reveals flowing tongues of rock, ice and dirt

• Carnivorous, charismatic plants in our midst

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• Southeast History: Mining gold in Limestone Inlet

• On Stage: Perseverance opens season with exhilarating comedy '39 Steps'

• Calendar Spotlights: Sept. 21-27

• Meals with Midgi: Crab dip, the ultimate leftover

Calendar

• Juneau Calendar: Sept. 21-27

• Southeast Calendar: Sept. 21-27

Health

• Ethel Lund Medical Center lab earns accreditation

• SEARHC to honor Frank Sutton's 40 years of service

• Southeast Support Group Listings

• SEARHC conducting behavioral risk study in Southeast

• Richard McMaster to start POW eye clinic