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News

• Several Southeast residents charged up about do-it-yourself conversions

• Former Alaska legislator Ed Dankworth dies

• Spielberger promoted to CCW associate editor

• Test results of powder found at capital negative

• AIDEA board approves $22.72 million dividend

• Emma Marks Memorial scholarship established, first recipient selected

• State, feds gear up for census

• Juneau teen faces charges in shooting

• Coast Guard REC moves to Mendenhall Mall

• Extreme weather forces ferry's return to Auke Bay

• SEACC welcomes new executive director

• Citizen contests Palin's refusal to disclose info

• Couple takes a stroll down memory lane

• Maximum unemployment benefit to increase Jan. 1

• EXPLORING SPACE

• Alaska Air Group names new executives

• State teams up with North Pole refinery

People

• Pets awaiting ADOPTION

• Happy Birthday!

Speakingout

• What is your favorite holiday tradition?

• Car czar would have nothing on Caesar

• Letter to the editor

Sports

• Photos: Region V Southeast Wrestling Tournament

Health

• Klukwan's Hotch wins health education award

• Consortium's Bowman earns CPE credential

• Board of Pediatric Dentistry honors Kim Hort

Outdoors

• Halibut industry braces for more limits on their catch

• Boreal owl provides encounter with an elusive species

• Fly line maintenance: Two tips to ensure quality performance

• Palin applauds Interior Secretary's firearm decision

• Coast Guard: Ice season has begun in Cook Inlet

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• Shred this article when you're finished

• Music sale and swap

• Retail workers report from the trenches

• Photos: Juneau Skating Club's Holiday Ice Extravaganza

• Now Playing

• The universal language of B-boying

• New 'Day the Earth Stood Still' a lot like the old

• JDHS holiday concert

• Christmas double-header at Perseverance Theatre

• Tom West's Crustacean Pepper Pot

Calendar

• Support Groups

• Performances

• Lectures & Classes

• Families & Kids

• Events

• Dancing

• At the Senior Center

• Sports & Recreation

Business

• North Slope stays busy despite drop in oil prices

• Financial responsibilities for the self-employed

• 19 years later, Exxon checks are in the mail

• Bristol Bay fishermen pulling in lighter crab pots than in '08

• Alaska still top fishing state, but crab jobs drop dramatically

• Alaska Airlines to suspend Petersburg service in March

• Hanging out with 'shopping gang' causes recidivism

• Alaska airport system seeks new director

• Construction Academy receives national award

• Palin, commissioners sign gasline license