Articles from Alaska Business Monthly (November 1, 2004)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
2004 Alaska mining directory.		Directory	670
A golden opportunity: Freegold Ventures' adventure in Alaska looks promising.	Martin, Gary L.		1220
A new home for everyone: new concepts in construction might provide low-cost housing and jobs for some village communities.	Martin, Gary L.		991
Alaska 2004: mining in review: exploration, development and production are going strong around the state, promising new jobs and revenue for Alaska.	Freeman, Curtis J.		4168
Alaska Airlines.		Brief Article	106
Alaska Growth Capital.		Brief Article	107
Alaska trends for November 2004.	Roesler, Heidi Brague	Illustration	1941
Anchorage Chamber of Commerce.		Brief Article	129
Bankruptcies throughout Alaska (July 2003-July 2004).	Roesler, Heidi Brague	Brief Article	244
BP, state reach $18 million settlement.	Pilkington, Steve	Brief Article	162
Business blockbusters regroup: important change to prestigious Top 49ers list.	Cutler, Debbie	Editorial	668
CISCO awards product grant to CITC.	Pilkington, Steve	Brief Article	204
Concrete cutters: 20 years in business: this mom-and-pop business has expanded since its origins in 1984, and now employs eight full-time seasonal workers.	Santi, Behlor		700
First Alaska class double-hulled tanker arrives.	Pilkington, Steve	Brief Article	156
Fort Knox moves forward to keep production on target: gold mine gets new equipment to access final ore stockpiles.	Liles, Patricia		1629
Holiday crafts abound at festivals: shop the old-fashioned way with family and friends.	Pilkington, Steve		529
Horizon orders 900 more containers.	Pilkington, Steve	Brief Article	127
Internet technology: the last legal frontier: the convenience of technology allows businesses to travel an undefined number of paths that can lead to legal pitfalls, especially for small businesses with minimal network management.	Johnston, Lori		2289
Murkowski welcomes Canadian consulate.	Pilkington, Steve	Brief Article	211
New home construction is booming: 2004 is a good year of home construction as the market is strong.	Morgan, Barbara		2224
Northwest Strategies.		Brief Article	90
November 2004 calendar of events.		Calendar	1234
Pebble project thrives: Northern Dynasty is spending $25 million on Pebble this year.	Liles, Patricia		1570
Raising the bar: latest news in Alaska transportation safety: safety organizations exists to support Alaska aviators.	Bonham Colby, Nicole A.		1560
Rock creek: Nome mine moves into nest stage of development: construction is to begin next year, with production slated for 2006.	Orr, Vanessa		1168
Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport improvements attract attention: now modern and high-tech, Anchorage airport becomes the state's newest attraction.	Coppola, Doreen R.		667
The Alaska Club.		Brief Article	84
The Alaska mineral industry in 2004: all segments of exploration and mining have been very busy this year. If metal prices hold at current levels or improve, 2005 should be even better.	Borell, Steve		853
The controversial Ketchikan bridge project: a landmark, economic necessity or extravagance?	Colby, Kent L.		1540
The drill rig: a history lesson: the first wells were drilled to get water and brine. Then in 1859, an explorer hit oil and the modern petroleum industry was born.	Bradner, Mike		2144
The sports sections owners honored.	Pilkington, Steve	Brief Article	86
TV2.		Brief Article	91
Ukpeagvik Inupiat Corp.		Brief Article	112