Archive of: Top Stories

	Title	Issue
	Community councils seek more involvement The six local community councils all have the same problem. BY MIKE NESPER, Chugiak-Eagle River Star	February Issue 1 2012
	Production company favors film incentives The Alaska filming of the upcoming Hollywood film “Big Miracle” included $7.7 million in spending on goods and services with 80 different businesses throughout the state, according to Bob Crockett and Deborah Schildt, who want to see Alaska continue to benefit from film industry revenue. BY MIKE NESPER, Chugiak-Eagle River Star	February Issue 1 2012
	Methane to megawatts Alaska’s first landfill gas power plant is slated to fire up this year near Eagle River. BY ZAZ HOLLANDER, For the Star	February Issue 1 2012
	Chugiak hockey heading to state Wolves fall 5-0 to South in CIC playoffs Star staff report	January Issue 4 2012
	Wasilla woman arrested following Tuesday robbery attempt in Eagle River BY Matt Tunseth/Chugiak-Eagle River Star	January Issue 4 2012
	Family folksters The Hoppers never miss the Anchorage Folk Festival. BY MIKE NESPER	January Issue 4 2012
	Eagle River violinist earns tasty victory A hundred bucks will buy a lot of ice cream. BY MATT TUNSETH	January Issue 4 2012
	One final icy showdown The two-and-a-half month wait is over. BY MIKE NESPER	January Issue 4 2012
	Big bucks dominate annual contest This year’s annual Boondock Sporting Goods Big Buck contest lived up to its name. BY MATT TUNSETH	January Issue 4 2012
	“Home cooking” in Peters Creek Those craving meat have to look no further than Peters Creek. BY MIKE NESPER	January Issue 4 2012

Community councils seek more involvement

The six local community councils all have the same problem.

BY MIKE NESPER, Chugiak-Eagle River Star

February Issue 1 2012

Production company favors film incentives

The Alaska filming of the upcoming Hollywood film “Big Miracle” included $7.7 million in spending on goods and services with 80 different businesses throughout the state, according to Bob Crockett and Deborah Schildt, who want to see Alaska continue to benefit from film industry revenue.

BY MIKE NESPER, Chugiak-Eagle River Star

February Issue 1 2012