Retiring teacher, coach urges Colony grads to ‘find their 68’
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Governor proposes new education initiative
By Tim Bradner For the Frontiersman Gov. Mike Dunleavy is proposing major new education initiative designed to improve reading skills
Where is it in Palmer?
By Barbara Hunt Palmer Buzz We’re not so good with street names in Palmer. I think it is because
'Fix Alaska through reductions': Governor discusses state economy
By Tim Rockey Frontiersman.com PALMER — As Gov. Mike Dunleavy spoke to 61 assembled listeners at the Palmer Moose Lodge
Making Alaska a safer and more prosperous place for women
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AST increases presence on KGB
By Tim Rockey Frontiersman.com WASILLA — Knik-Goose Bay Road will be the subject of increased high-visibility patrols by
Alaska population declines 0.4 percent
Alaska’s population decreased by 3,048 people — 0.4 percent — from July 2018 to July 2019, based on estimates
Leo Michael Kammermeyer, Sr.
Leo Michael Kammermeyer, Sr. Born March 1, 1925 — Died December 25, 2019 Leo’s life was filled with adventure, friendship,
Dunleavy discussion
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Alaska's Fort Knox: Fairbanks gold mine thought to close in 2008 will now produce until 2030 or beyond
By Tim Bradner By Tim Bradner The Fort Knox gold mine near Fairbanks, a major employer, was once predicted to
Alaska's Fort Knox: Fairbanks gold mine thought to close in 2008 will now produce until 2030 or beyond
By Tim Bradner The Fort Knox gold mine near Fairbanks, a major employer, was once predicted to close in 2008.
Alaska population declines 0.4 percent
Alaska’s population decreased by 3,048 people — 0.4 percent — from July 2018 to July 2019, based on estimates
Scared to death
Anchorage Daily Planet Editorial Shortly after taking office, Gov. Mike Dunleavy proposed three constitutional amendments that would go a very