Archive for February 5th, 2010
1 man killed in Sitka house fire
One person was killed in a house fire at Sitka.
Fire Chief Dave Miller says the body was found in an apartment Thursday after firefighters had knocked down flames.
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Sports in Juneau
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Good season for Ore. coast whale watching
DEPOE BAY, Ore. – Whale watchers on the Oregon coast spotted more whales this winter season than in any of the past five, and the massive mammals are still passing by.
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Wild shots
The Empire Outdoors page is looking for superb images of Alaska’s wildlife, scenery or plant life.
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Rookie will be first to start at Yukon Quest
FAIRBANKS – Abbie West looked a little bit embarrassed when she saw the number in her hand.
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Super Bowl can be exercise for you, too
Couch potatoes, it is time for the yearly event that marks the end of the professional football season, one that makes viewers cringe with hard-hitting, fast-moving, over-paid athletes consuming our time in between the life-blood of America – advertising. Sunday marks the 44th (XLIV for those who actually passed Latin) annual Commercial Bowl!!!
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Despite obstacles, Alaska weasels thrive
The body plan of weasels and many of their relatives in the family Mustelidae is basically a long, slender cylinder with four short legs. Their body sizes vary, and some are more chunkily built than others, but the basic plan remains. And that body plan is not well suited to cold climates. The long, narrow body has a high surface area to volume ratio: a relatively large surface area from which body heat can be lost but a relatively small volume of tissue (muscle and organs) that generates heat. The differential between surface area and volume is especially marked in animals whose total body size is small.
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20 years later, Southeast elk population maintaining
If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again.
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Fred Zhong Chu
Longtime Juneau resident Dr. Fred Chu died peacefully on Jan. 30, 2010, at Bartlett Regional Hospital. He was 56. He came to Juneau in 1988 and practiced medicine at the SouthEast Alaska Regional Health Consortium until he became ill in 2005.
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Bears find the range and roll over Chugiak
It doesn’t get much better behind the arc.
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