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By Jonathan Rockey Faith St. John held Christmas Day worship again this year. Intentional Interim Pastor, Craig Schultz, carried the
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Alaska before oil: Things weren’t easy
By Tim Bradner For the Frontiersman What were things like in Alaska before oil? They were pretty tough. Taxes were
“We’ve become a pioneer” Remote learning changes snow days, education in MSBSD
By Katie Stavick Frontiersman.com The COVID-19 pandemic forever changed the look and feel of classrooms for students around
Alaska’s income tax premium
By Jared Walczak Spectrum Alaska’s decision to forgo an individual income tax serves an important role in offsetting above-
Do You Agree with God Regarding Scripture?
By Samuel Abbate Faith The most important question that each of us must answer is, “Do I agree with God?
Stalemate for House Speaker vote is unprecedented
By Katie Stavick Spectrum Unprecedented. That’s a word that has been bandied about consistently for years when politics come
Study: Two-thirds of glaciers on track to disappear by 2100
By SETH BORENSTEIN AP Science Writer The world’s glaciers are shrinking and disappearing faster than scientists thought, with two-
What Happened to the Last Frontier? Reflections on Alaska, Part 2
By Michael Rowan Spectrum When the Good Friday earthquake struck Alaska in 1964, few realized that the surprising progress and