Ice Dogs edge Avalanche 2-1 
John Lennartson ripped a wide-angled slap shot to score the winning goal in the second period Friday as the Fairbanks Ice Dogs edged the Alaska Avalanche 2-1 at Menard Memorial Arena.

Fur flies over bear hunt 
ANCHORAGE, Alaska — Flooded with critical e-mails and letters, Alaska fish and game officials want the state’s Board of Game to undo its recent decision allowing bear hunts near one of the world’s premier bear-viewing areas.

Bulldogs Bite Seawolves 3-2 
DULUTH, Minn. Sophomore Jay Beagle tallied two goals and freshman goaltender Jon Olthuis made 34 saves, but a three-goal second period by Minnesota Duluth would prove to be the difference as the homestanding Bulldogs pulled into a ninth-place tie with Alaska Anchorage by skating to a 3-2 victory Friday at the Duluth Entertainment and Convention Center.

President’s Top Military Counsel Lends Ear to Alaska’s Troops 
If troops in Alaska wanted to talk to someone pretty high up the food chain, they got their wish Friday. It was a rare visit from Gen. Peter Pace, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

Alaska Airlines joins complaint about LAX fee hike 
Alaska Airlines is one of seven airlines that have filed a complaint with the U.S. Department of Transportation regarding higher terminal charges at Los Angeles International Airport.

King Salmon firm crowned at annual Symphony 
Bristol Bay halibut, dry-brined in an age-old family recipe, led to the crowning of a King Salmon processor Feb. 17 as a grand champion at the Alaska Symphony of Seafood.

Ice Dogs claim win at Wasilla 
When it came to crunch time, the Fairbanks Ice Dogs fourth line came through and helped produce a 2-1 victory over the Alaska Avalanche on Friday night in Wasilla.

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