Retiring teacher, coach urges Colony grads to ‘find their 68’
By Jeremiah Bartz Frontiersman.com A football coach using a hockey reference as the centerpiece for his keynote address may
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Men and women in uniform must live up to freedoms they defend
By Sen. Lisa Murkowski Spectrum America’s military capability is the envy of the world and a great source of
Answer to ‘why does she stay?’ is many-layered
By Judy Gette Spectrum When we see a news story or are aware of a personal incident of domestic violence,
‘Choose Respect’ events planned today in Palmer, Wasilla
MAT-SU — Join your neighbors in lending support to the statewide Choose Respect campaign at rallies in Palmer and Wasilla
Children learn continuously: What will we teach them?
By Gov. Sean Parnell Choose Respect As governor, I have a rare privilege of meeting many wonderful Alaskans from across
Preventing domestic violence is everyone’s business
If you’re a Frontiersman reader, some of these stories will be familiar: • In December 2007, a local man and
It takes a stronger man to protect children
By Bill Hogan Choose Respect I want to talk about domestic violence and kids and the impact domestic violence has
Reduce violent crimes against women and violence in general
By Lebron McPhail Choose Respect A group of eight Valley men have “chosen respect” over violence. Choose Respect is one
Men, make a resolution to Choose Respect in 2013
By Craig A. Thorn Choose Respect ‘I am resolved no longer to linger, charmed by the world’s delight; things
Are guns the problem, or violence?
By Bob Lewis Spectrum Guns have been around since 1200 A.D. Back then, they were rudimentary and complicated to
Domestic Violence – from a male prosecutor’s perspective
By Roman Kalytiak Choose Respect A man kills his father and seriously injures his father’s fiancée with a machete
A challenge for Valley men — be courageous
This fall I attended a concert in Anchorage by the group Casting Crowns. They started their performance in dramatic fashion
Housing help available for people displaced by violence, assault
Alaska Family Services has a new tool at its disposal to help Mat-Su Valley residents displaced by domestic violence