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A Homer man has been charged with trying to burn down his restaurant in a popular shopping mall with help from two former employees.
During my recent road trip from Anchorage to Wasilla, monsoon rains pounded the highway. It's a long drive, I thought more than once. Then the sky opened up and fall colors - especially gold and yellows -- exploded on the hills and in the fields as far as I could see.
Alaska business news in brief
A roundup of news from around the state
Former Alaska Gov. Bill Sheffield, center, stopped in Silverdale in July on his way home from a trip to Washington, D.C. to meet up with CK High Class of 1946 classmates (from left) Jerry and Phyllis Sproat and Dr. Al Norman.
People who love Anchorage laud its landscapes, its people and its urban wildlife. They don't talk about its beautiful old buildings. History and architecture buffs want to change that.
The weekend market downtown, just ended for the season, should stay right where it is in future years, in a Third Avenue parking lot. But the city and the market operators should make some clever connections between the market up a slope to Fourth Avenue and the rest of downtown, say Outside consultants hired by the city.
Upcoming business meetings around Alaska
It was early August, and the upper floor of the Anchorage Museum at Rasmuson Center was filled with tourists looking at sealskin parkas and Native artifacts. Suddenly, the "Green Acres" theme blared out. A middle-aged woman wearing a "Wisconsin is for Lovers" T-shirt groped for her cell phone.
Earl Mayo, who is running for state Senate District J, claims he lives above his restaurant, How How Chinese Restaurant, but also owns a house on Queens Court, which is outside of the district he is campaigning to represent.

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