Articles from Alaska Business Monthly (April 1, 2007)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
1-800-GOT-JUNK? Blue wigs turn junk into gold; local franchise is a model business for winter climates.	Morgan, Barbara		977
Alaska Wild partners with Anchorage Indoor Flag Football.		Brief article	161
Alaska: big, bold and bountiful The Last Frontier is a tourism potpourri: Alaska is every outdoorman's dream, but if the idea of roughing it doesn't thrill you, there's still plenty to appreciate.	Nisenbaum, Shana		2332
April calendar.		Calendar	1062
Are Alaska ports safe? Sweeping legislation balances need for protection, while keeping commerce flowing.	Geer, David		2087
Carrs/Safeway: life after a merger; initially, times were tough, but now growth is encouraging.	Friedenauer, Margaret		875
Clearer signal for GCI: sale boosts company's holdings.	Morgan, Barbara		911
Close friends: distant neighbors: Northwest ports key to Alaska's livelihood.	Bonham Colby, Nicole A.	Cover story	1378
Closing the gap: Alaska's mining, oil service and health care industries face challenge of meeting employment needs.	Komancheck, Wendy		1521
Coeur strikes gold in Alaska; forty-ninth state exceeds mining corporation's expectations.	Parmelee, Catherine		882
Drones ahead: pilotless planes reduce danger and increase efficiency.	West, Gail		1018
Ensuring a healthy work force: numerous health insurance options available to employers, individuals in Alaska.	Orr, Vanessa		1534
Erasing the past: career-minded people weigh body art against job advancement.	Meyring, Justin		1023
Experts say the earth is flat ... 'We are within 9 1/2 hours of 90 percent of the industrialized Northern Hemisphere.'.	Pielli, Brooke		1332
Five steps to financing a business; from start-up to growth, every business will eventually need a loan officer.	Barbour, Tracy		1843
Gasline Port Authority and ANGDA sign agreement.			165
Golden opportunities: Native village corporations demonstrate increased success and share wealth with shareholders and employees.	Liles, Patricia		1517
Health care in Alaska: poised for progress: efforts are being made to prevent illness and decrease health insurance costs.	Heyman, Duane		1730
Icy Strait Point: a destination of economy: tourist attraction in Southeast declares success.	Swagel, Will		1236
Kicking paper to the curb.	Grenn, Ben	Brief article	252
ML&P: 75 years of powering Anchorage; power company's stability contributes to development of Anchorage.	Orr, Vanessa		1075
Monthly fluctuations in anchorage.	Spohn, Kari		2175
New tug arrives in Cook Inlet.			166
North of 60.	McCorkle, Vern		467
Prescription for success: new team in airline receives clean bill of health, prepares for take-off.	Grenn, Ben		1178
Rebound! Office rental prices hit new heights as high-rises appear on Anchorage horizon.	Opinsky, John		1679
Spa aaaaaaaaah: Alaska spas cater to executives.	Bohi, Heidi		2085
The 'essential link': Northland Services has supplied barge transportation service to Alaska for three decades.	Parmelee, Catherine		793
The Corporate 100: Alaska's Economic Powerhouses.			14849
The grime fighter: Alaska pioneering business is doing its job--one parking lot at a time.	Grenn, Ben		1019
Thinking of buying a franchise? There's plenty to do before you write that check. Here are 10 critical steps every potential franchisee should consider.	Rost, Terry		1410
Ukpeagvik Inupiat Corp.: top-of-the-world advantage: from oilfield services, to tourism to 8(a) endeavors, Native village corporation makes ranks from afar.	Friedenauer, Margaret		742
Women's Show: free and informative: women have opportunity to learn and grow through show.	Pilkington, Steve		499