Talbot’s goal in overtime powers Aces
STOCKTON, Calif. — Sitting on press row in the waning minutes of regulation Friday night, Alaska Aces defenseman Steven Later watched teammate Joe Talbot make a sweet move down on the ice at jam-packed Stockton Arena.
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4th Avenue Theater reaches a dramatic climax
The 4th Avenue Theatre may be closed, but there’s still plenty of drama surrounding the 60-year-old building. As early as Tuesday, the Anchorage Assembly could vote on a much-debated plan to purchase and preserve it, and the public will get a chance to sound off on the deal.
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Lao people gather at Buddhist Temple
With offerings of food and money, family members feed and support the dead, drawing their spirits closer.
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Familiar faces out front in the Kusko 300
The last few years have been trying ones for Martin Buser of Big Lake. The four-time Iditarod champion is used to winning or contending for the championship of the world’s most-popular sled dog race, but he’s been out of the Iditarod top 10 the last three years and finished 23rd last March, the third-worst finish of an Iditarod career that began in 1980.
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More Alaskans are mixing snow, skis and canines
If you could have heard Willis’ canine brain talking as he and his owner tackled skijoring earlier this winter, it might have gone something like this:
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