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Dowling Remains Identified, APD Continues Investigation; Another Body Found In Anchorage, Second in Week; Begich Working To Understand Lessons From Arctic Drilling Season; Organizations Attempt To Start Dialogue Around Homer Sexual Assault Incident; Experts Think Foreclosure Crisis Bottoming Out; GVE Agrees To Stricter Pollution Controls For Healy Coal Plant; Individual Property Owners Not Included In State’s Flood Damage Estimate; Officials Investigate Remains Found Near Wrangell

1 Injured In Sitka Coast Guard Boiler Explosion; Human Remains Discovered In South Anchorage; Board of Game Denies Wolf Protection Request; Kivalina May Run Out Of Fresh Water This Winter; Resetarits Brothers To Be Released On Bail; State Upholds Parental Notification Law; No Major State Action Planned In Response To Fairbanks Heating Vote; NPFMC Approves Halibut Quota Plan; ‘Stewardship’ Workshops Continue As Tonka Timber Sale Awarded

Court Upholds Parental Notification Law; City Council Grants Utility Powers To North Star Borough For Natural Gas Distribution; Begich, Senate To Push Fishery Disaster Relief Bill; Human Skull Found Near Wrangell; Long Distance World Championship Sled Dog Race Cancelled; Being Young In Rural Alaska: Learning Indigenous Language; ‘Mildly Racy’ Calendar Pictures Addressed By Army Officials; Alaska Cruise Season Ends

Plane Crashes on Tikchik Lake, Pilot Presumed Killed; Survey Shows High Rates Of Violence Against Women In Alaska; Alaska Airlines Flights Delayed, Cancelled Due To Computer Problem; 500 Attend Alaska Travel Industry Association Convention, Trade Show; Alaska Native Brotherhood Celebrates 100th Anniversary; Lawmakers Submit Quarterly Financial Statements; Election Officials Dispute ‘Latino Voter Disenfranchisement in 2012’ Report; APD Adds More Tasers; Fairbanks Sentenced In Ivory Jack’s Restaurant Shooting; Group Hopes To Make ‘Living Buildings’ Affordable For Aleutian Residents

Calista Subsidiary Lands $4.5 Billion Federal Contract; Early Assessment Puts Flood Cost At $11.9 Million; Hilcorp Gets Permits For Construction At Redoubt Bay; Voter Registration Deadline Is Sunday; Homer Brothers Charged With Raping Drunk Boy; Suspect in Shooting Pleads Not Guilty; Two Rivers Dog Mushers Association Will Not Participate In World Championship; State To Participate In Legal Challenge Of NPS Authority; Canvas Changes Outcome In Wrangell Mayor's Race; AK: Saying Goodbye to Summer; 300 Villages: Kaktovik

Akiak Declares Erosion Disaster; Oil Companies Release Proposed LNG Pipeline Plan; Shell Begins Prep Work In Beaufort Sea; About 400 Soldiers Expected Home Thursday; Anchorage Detox Center Closes; Bethel Police ID Man Killed In Officer-Related Shooting; PFD Inspires Travel Deals For Alaskans; State Auctioning Off Agricultural Land Parcel; Anchorage Mayor Proposes Two Ways To Cut $30 Million Budget Shortfall

Group Files Petition To Prohibit Wolf Trapping, Hunting Along Denali Park’s Eastern Border; Alaskans Vote In Local Elections Across State; State Receives LNG Pipeline Proposal; Police ID Woman Found In Church Parking Lot; Bethel Police Shoot, Kill Man; Talkeetna Cleaning Up Flood Damage; Court Rules In Favor Of Washington Company For Brooks Range Gold Claims; Bethel Road Reopening Delayed At Least One Year; Anchorage Opera Putting On ‘Mrs. President’ Show

Homicide Victim Found In Church Parking Lot; More Tsunami Debris Heading Toward Alaska; FCC Revisiting Airwave Laws; Court Places Stay On Port MacKenzie Rail Spur Work; Great Bear Petroleum Determining Feasibility Of Recovering Shale Oil Deposits; Panels Discuss Studies for Pebble Mine in Anchorage; Naknek Opens New Fitness Trail; Pacific Islanders Find Home In Barrow

Five Accused of Embezzling $500,000 from Trident in Kodiak; Work Continues To Create ‘Transboundary Area of Shared Beringian Heritage’; Fairbanks Voters to Decide on Limits of Heating Device Regulation; Body of Missing Norton Sound Boater Discovered; Chickenpox Outbreak Hits Homer, Soldotna; 2013 World Championships Banned Substance List Spurns Disagreement; Recovered Seal Returned To Unalaska Waters; Adzers Hard at Work in Chief Shakes Tribal House; Count Basie Orchestra Mentors Anchorage Students

Troopers Arrest Fugitive Wanted In Sleetmute Kidnapping, Rape; Local Search Effort Continues For Missing Norton Sound Boaters; UA Regents Approve Tuition Hike; Assembly Passes Private Building Plan Review; Scientist Reprimanded For Improper Release Of Government Documents; Mat-Su Elections Will Proceed As Scheduled; Four of Five Largest Southeast Cities Holding Mayoral Elections; AK: Eating Right; 300 Villages: Cold Bay

Two Missing In Norton Sound; St. George Nearly Runs Out Of Fuel; Uncertainty Surrounds Affordable Health Care Act Implementation; Dive Surveys Help To Track D. Vex Distribution; Sitka’s Fake Coupons Par Of National Problem; CVRF Villages Launch Campaign To Increase Fishing Allocations; Pilot Shares Story With LKSD Students; Athabascan Elder Richard Frank Passes Away

Police Release Identity of Body Found in Anchorage; Study Says Anchorage May Run Low On Gas In 2014; 900 EVOS Plaintiffs Still Owed $1 Million; Salvation Army Hosting Events Raising Awareness About Sex Trafficking; Major Quake Strikes Near Adak; Alaska Military Future Remains Uncertain; Scientists Look For Ways To Kill Sitka Tunicate; Alaska Health Care Leaders To Exchange Ideas on Industry Reform; Affordable Housing For Elderly Becoming Scarce; Song Written To Celebrate New Arctic Research Vessel

Department of the Interior Announces NPR-A Lease Sale; Parnell Visits Asia, Touts Alaska’s Resource Potential; False Pass Experimenting With Hydro Power; Brotherhood Bridge For Sale; Medical Examiners Work To ID Body Found Near Coastal Trail; Alaska Railroad to Resume Freight Service; USGS Tests Early Earthquake Warning System In California; Cruise Ship Wastewater Handling Practices May Change; Historian Discovers Early Cartographer Technique

Coleman Barney Sentenced To 5 Years; Kenai River Flood Warning Extended Through Thursday; Seward, Mat-Su Flooding Slowly Receding; Crews Work To Restore Railroad Service; Legislators Focus On How Disabled, Elderly Residents Fared Southcentral Storms; Congress To Have Full Slate After November Election; Fire Island Powers Up; Tanana Adding New Biomass Systems; Day Trip Gives YK Delta Residents Peek At Fort Knox Gold Mine

Talkeetna Braces For Flooding; Flooding Strikes Kenai Peninsula; Settlement Reached In Lawsuit About The 2005 Bristol Bay Area Plan; 9th Circuit Court Rules Against Kivalina; Three Hikers Rescued From Deer Mountain; Fairbanks Residents Combat Invasive Plant; AK: Off Course; 300 Villages: Alatna