Alaska Star - News:

Bill Cook clings to 3-vote lead in House race
Just three ballots separate Eagle River attorney Bill Cook from his closest rival in the Republican primary for House District 18.

'Vet City' to rise at Eklutna?
	A new nonprofit organization hopes to house homeless veterans at the old Eklutna Lodge property halfway between Anchorage and the Mat-Su.

'Become an Everyday Hero' at emergency preparedness fair
As a kid, my daydreams included various versions of me playing superhero. In a vein similar to Ralphie's fantasies in "The Christmas Story." I'd swoop in and rescue my family from the sharks, the fire, the hurricane, the flood, the bad guys, the avalanche, whatever—thereby becoming the hero, a title which, in my young mind, would garner me all sorts of unnamed rewards.

A small town with style
After a lengthy process of examining the needs of travelers in downtown Eagle River, an independent study has shown that it would take upwards of $36 million to fix existing traffic-flow problems and set the stage for creating a vibrant downtown core.

Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Cook captures District 18
Giessel gets GOP nod for Senate seat
Miller-Murkowski race still too close to call
Parnell wins GOP vote for governor's race
Alaska economy faring OK

Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Graybill crash is 'end ofan era'
Subdivision planned for homestead
City faces massive budget shortfall
Anchorage Public Library: Don't go back to school without it
'Coordinator of coordinators' retires from St. Andrew
Bill Cook
Dan Kendall
Martin Lindeke
Dan Saddler
Weather before crash 'turbulent, dark, rainy'