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Southcentral Alaska Copes With Flooding; Energy, Manufacturing Companies In Asia Hope To Buy Alaska Gas; Golden Valley Electric Secures Gas Shipments To Fairbanks; Shell Authorized For Two Beaufort Sea Boreholes; Suspect of Shooting North of Kiana Arrested; Kivalina Students Heading Back to School; America’s Top Port Sees Streak Tweaked; State’s Lawsuit Against Fast Ferry Manufacturer Scheduled For Spring; ‘Glacier Deer’ Spotted in Southeast; Longtime APRN Legislature Reporter Retires

Arctic Sea Ice Begins Freezing Again; BBNC Leaders Push For Salmon Fishery Protections In DC; Double Shooting Near Kiana Under Investigation; Seward Declares Emergency Due To Flooding; Collaboration Keeps Contract In Kake; Scientists Studying ‘Slow Quakes’; Game Board Rejects Denali Wolves Buffer Zone; Ceremony Aims To Raise Awareness of Domestic Violence; Haines, Skagway Residents Deal With Loss of Family, Friends

2012 PFD Will Be $878; Energy Relief Is Not Accompanying PFD; Jack-Up Rig ‘Endeavor’ Lowers Legs Into Kachemak Bay; Wind, Rain Event To Hit Southcentral, Prince William Sound; Tanacross, Dot Lake Still Without Power After High Winds; Scientists Look For Clues Causing Record Arctic Ice Melting; Judge Throws Out Lawsuit Challenging Wishbone Hill Permits; Sitka Adds Teacher To Keep ‘K’ Classes Small

Technical Issues Plague Shell Drilling Plans; Legislature Preparing For Possible Military Closures; Interior Cleaning Up After Wind Storm; Weekend Storm Causes Flood In Southcentral; Era Resumes Limited Service; Fairbanks Youth Homeless Shelter Project Delayed; Valdez Holds First Alaska LNG Summit; Seafood Summit Wraps Up In Hong Kong; Avalanche Professionals Meet In Anchorage; Fairbanks Approves Chena Hot Springs Resort Land Exchange

Roundtable Votes to Move Land Exchange Deal Along; Jack-Up Rig May Have Carried Invasive Species With It; APD Policies Reviewed; Anchorage High Wind Warning Lasting Into Monday Morning; Ice Still Delays Shell Arctic Offshore Drilling; Man Accused In Hotel Shootout Arrested And Charged; Record Numbers Expected At 50th Running Of Equinox Marathon; Southeast Agency Looks For More Hydropower Efficiency; AK: Geese; 300 Villages: Northway

Fishing Disaster Declared In Yukon, Kuskokwim Rivers And Cook Inlet; Chinook Run At Bethel Could Be Lowest Ever; Anchorage Braces For Another Wind Storm; With Repair Estimates In the Millions, Anchorage Braces For 1-2 Wind Storm Punch; APD Officer Shot Near Merrill Field Inn; Anchorage Police Prepare For Budget Cuts; Public Transportation Gets Another Look; Study: Otters Help Combat Global Warming; Next Phase Of ‘A Trip South’ Set To Begin

Downsized Budget Reduced Scope Of Denali Commission; Japan Gives US, Canada $6 Million For Tsunami Cleanup; ACLU Hopes To Change State’s Record Expunging Policy; Anchorage Construction Firm Owner Pleads Guilty To Fraud; Railroad Gets OK For Port MacKenzie Rail Extension; Work Begins On Tanana River Bridge; Dockside Safety Exams Soon Mandatory For Many Fishing Boats; Group Asks For Mandatory Deadline To List Bearded, Ringed Seals As Endangered; Assembly Approves $96.7M Blue Lake Construction Cost; Alaska Cruise Season Winds Down

Continuing Resolution Protects Eielson F-16s For Now; Working Group Discusses Rising Fairbanks Fuel Prices; Feds Won’t Take Over Chatham Fisheries, At Least For Now; Study Of Rare Bird Conducted At Kodiak Refuge; White Moose Generates Internet Buzz; Invasive Species Hurting Southeast Resources; Illness Hits Two Alaska Cruise Ships; UAF Considers Possibility Of ‘Aurorium’; ‘The Village’ Documents Life In Old Fangak

Ice Prompts Shell To Halt Arctic Drilling; Newtok Moves Forward With Relocation Plans; Hundreds To Participate In Response To Simulated Terrorist Attack; Power Restored To Most Anchorage Residents; New Research Ship Will Be Operated By UAF; College, Native Corp. Battle Over Land Claim; Alaska VA Stands Down For Southeast Vets

Parnell Declares Disaster in Kivalina; New Energy Information Available for Communities; Budget Cuts Leave Oil and Gas In Dark; 2,400 Remain Without Power After Storm; Officials Assess Storm Clean Up Costs; New Plan Surfaces To Get Natural Gas To Fairbanks; ASAP Project Undaunted By Competing Gas Line Plans; VA To Hold First Southeast ‘Stand Down’ Event In Juneau; AK: Ghost Town; 300 Villages: King Salmon & Naknek

Parnell Keeps Text Messages Secret; Scientists Search For Reason Of Cook Inlet Beluga Decline; Sequester Will Likely Affect Military Spending In Alaska; Thousands Remain Without Power In Storm’s Aftermath; Officials Ask For Patience In Storm Clean Up; Downtown Flagpole Snaps During Storm, Reveals Time Capsule; US, Russia Work To Preserve Natural, Cultural Heritage of Beringia; Brown Bear Bites Teenage Tourist Near Sitka