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Homeowner Billy Powers

Billy Powers, the Columbine Street homeowner where the giant snowman was built, talks about its rebirth despite city orders.

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Return of Snowzilla

the snowman's pipe was retrieved by the owner by following the thief's footprints in the snow.

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Winter in Alaska

2009 Ski for Women

The 13th annual Ski for Women at Kincaid Park on Sunday, February 1, 2009. About 1,150 women and girls participated in the cross country ski event which benefits local non-profit organizations helping to stop the cycle of domestic abuse against women and children.

The Ski for Women is a race for some and a party for most.

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Anchorage weather: Jan. 14-16, 2009

Stranded cars were a common sight around the city Tuesday morning, such as this one on Ingra. Anchorage streetswere glazed in ice as warm weather and rain rolled into the area late Tuesday and Wednesday morning, January 14, 2009. Driving conditions forced the closure of area schools.

From -20 degrees to high 40s in only a couple of days, the weather shift has caused havoc in Anchorage, turning roads wet, icy and very dangerous.

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FREEZE art project

Colin Olito, Catherin Steele, and Kaitlin Perley pose for photos with Star the Reindeer and Albert Whitehead after Hal Gage made a photo of the group of local arts fans who showed up for the 20-Minute Beach Party on the Park Strip on Friday December 19, 2008. The photo will be used to promote Freeze which is billed as a celebration of Alaska and life in the North. The January events will include conferences, performances and exhibitions.

Scenes from the kick-off, construction and structures at the FREEZE art project in Anchorage.

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Slide show: Behind-the-scenes of FREEZE art project

Photos: Below zero in Anchorage

A moose sports a frosty face while browsing trees along East 68th Avenue in Anchorage on Jan 7, 2009. The temperature there was minus 22 degrees at the time.

It may be cold, but there's still plenty going on during a sub-zero Alaska winter.

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Photos: The deep freeze of 2009

Video: Cold Anchorage

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Halloween costumes

Post a photo of you in your Halloween costume to show off your creativity and check out others to see how you measure up.

Halloween costumes: Kids

It's one thing to dress up for Halloween as an adult, an entirely cuter thing to get your kid dressed up. Share your photos and check out other tots in disguise.

Pet costumes

It's time for our annual Howwwwl-oween costume contest, your chance to make your Scary Scottie, Ghoulish Greyhound or Princess Pug famous.

Alaska birds

Alaska is home to hundreds of different migrating bird species. Share your photos.