Articles from Alaska Business Monthly (May 1, 2005)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
AADC offers $5,000 scholarships.	Pilkington, Steve	Brief Article	238
AeroMap U.S.		Brief Article	183
AGC: a collective voice for Alaska's construction industry: the Associated General Contractors of Alaska promotes the construction industry and works to better it.	Coppola, Doreen R.		1264
Alaska Attorney General.		Brief Article	80
Alaska Railroad extension benefits military, minerals sector: thanks to funding from the U.S. Department of Defense, an EIS will be prepared for an 80-mile rail extension from Eielson Air Force Base to Fort Greely.	Liles, Patricia		1732
Alaska Symphony of Seafood winners announced.	Pilkington, Steve		248
Alaska's Construction Academy: your time has come.	McCorkle, Vern C.		516
Another great year for construction in Alaska: construction spending in Alaska should surpass $5.9 billion this year.	Martin, Gary L.		3301
Are your documents secure? Alaska Archives exists to protect and preserve the privacy of Alaska.	Martin, Gary L.		844
Denali Alaskan Federal Credit Union.		Brief Article	93
FERC 'open season' regs favor Alaska gas projects: ANS producers defer on competition.	Liles, Patricia		1662
For the brave at heart: paragliding with Chugach Paragliding offers thrills, excitement and adventure to Alaskans and tourists.	Morgan, Barbara		722
GeoEngineers: unearthing global opportunities in the oil and gas industry: celebrating 25 years, GeoEngineers is proud of its ongoing presence in Alaska.		Advertisement	462
HDR Alaska.		Brief Article	193
Managing your wealth: it's important to build accounts early in life and to review your accounts at least once a year.	Grenn, Ben		1829
Managing your Web site: most companies should revisit their content on their Web sites at least a couple times a year to update staffing, billing, phone numbers or other critical information.	Barbour, Tracy		1763
May 2005 calendar of events.		Calendar	1560
New cargo agreement increases cargo traffic in Alaska; the Alaska Air Cargo Flexibility provision became law in December 2003 and furthers Alaska's position as an international air cargo hub and allows the carriers to better serve the needs of their customers.	Colby, Nicole A. Bonham		1796
Niesens win SBA Small-Business Persons of the Year award: established since 1981, Frontier Business Systems Inc. is growing and expanding, even drawing national attention.	Orr, Vanessa	Cover Story	1270
Ocean Policy Cabinet.		Brief Article	91
Pogo construction continues in 2005; gold production by 2006: now, with Pogo construction well on its way and gold prices steadily climbing back up, the Goodpaster River valley is one of the state's exploration hot spots.	Liles, Patricia		1922
Portfolio and Classic Woman geared to businesswomen of all sizes: these clothing stores, owned by Jo Michalski, provide quality casual, business and formal wear.	Blumer, Marilyn		623
Product promises to fight Alaska mold and mildew.	Pilkington, Steve	Brief Article	125
R & M Engineering.		Brief Article	119
RIM Architects.		Brief Article	275
SBA programs help small businesses: from mentorships to government contracting to disaster loans, SBA's goal is to keep small businesses healthy.	Swingle, Scott		1503
Scenery, shopping, sailing--Seward! May 21-22 is the celebrated opening of the Seward Small Boat Harbor. The annual festival kicks off each busy season for the harbor, charter boats, pleasure boaters, fishers and scenery seekers alike.	Pilkington, Steve		502
SYColeman designated WAVE reseller.	Pilkington, Steve	Brief Article	169
Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport.		Brief Article	108
The Alaska Symphony of Seafood.		Brief Article	80
The ultimate oilfield services list.		Directory	7956
Ukpeagvik Inupiat Corp.		Brief Article	150
Unemployment rate in Alaska.	Pemberton, Jocelyn	Illustration	1801
Valdez escort system at risk: the Oil Pollution Act of 1990 does not require escorts for double-hull tankers.	Devens, John S.		785
West Coast Paper celebrates 75 years.	Pilkington, Steve	Brief Article	127
You're fired! Letting an employee go isn't easy for any manager. But if you must, take steps to protect yourself and your business.	Myers, Deborah J.		1497