Archive of: Top Stories

	Title	Issue
	All in a day’s work For Army Staff Sergeant Justin Grimm, getting shot at is all in a day’s work. “When you sign up for a job that you’re going to fight in and you deploy enough, you get the sense that it’s going to happen sooner or later,” said Grimm, a member of the 4th Brigade Combat Team (Airborne), 25th Infantry Division.	March Issue 1 2013
	Assembly adopts long-sought Title 21 rewrite After a decade of work, the Anchorage Assembly finally approved a rewrite of the Municipality’s land use code. On a 9-2 vote — with Adam Trombley and Patrick Flynn opposed — the Assembly pass the Title 21 rewrite as its meeting Feb. 26. MIKE NESPER	March Issue 1 2013
	Three running for local Assembly seat Three local residents are vying for the Anchorage Assembly seat being vacated by three-term assemblywoman Debbie Ossiander. It is one of two seats that represents Chugiak-Eagle River. MIKE NESPER	March Issue 1 2013
	On the trail again Lanier is six years older than the next-oldest musher, but with a healthy dash of pepper left in his beard, he looks much younger. Before the race start on Willow Lake March 3, he said running sled dogs is his personal fountain of youth. MATT TUNSETH	March Issue 1 2013
	Troopers: 3 Eagle River residents killed in plane crash Cessna en route to Takotna was overdue since Monday, March 4. Star staff report	February Issue 4 2013
	Warriors return to state Birchwood Christian School's boys defeated Cook Inlet Academy 44-27 to finish second in the Peninsula Conference tournament Saturday and earn a state berth for the second year in a row. By MIKE NESPER Chugiak-Eagle River Star	February Issue 4 2013
	Greek mythology comes to life Greek mythology, comedy and singing will collide this weekend at Gruening Middle School when the original production of “The Missing Piece of Pi” is performed. MIKE NESPER	February Issue 4 2013
	Satire takes center stage No matter how many times he reads “The Importance of Being Earnest,” James Jensen never tires of it. “I’ve always loved this play,” he said. Now, Jensen is sharing his fondness of Oscar Wilde’s famous comedy with the Chugiak-Eagle River community. MIKE NESPER	February Issue 4 2013
	Alaska running on empty Anyone doubting Alaska faces a looming energy crisis hasn’t been attending Chugiak-Eagle River Chamber of Commerce meetings. MATT TUNSETH	February Issue 4 2013
	Talented trio of Mustangs A trio of Mustangs is furthering their athletic careers at the collegiate level. Chugiak High seniors Chris Kveseth, Victoria Bensel and Wolfgang Danger signed their letters of intent Feb. 19. MIKE NESPER	February Issue 4 2013