Retiring teacher, coach urges Colony grads to ‘find their 68’
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What the Alaska State Troopers do for Alaska
By Amanda Price Spectrum Providing comprehensive public safety to all Alaskans has been a challenge since statehood. It is a
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DaNell Marie Sonnaband 64, passed away July 20, 2019 at her home in Wasilla, AK. A memorial service will be
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Nancy Pearl Sonnaband-Campbell 61, passed away October 13, 2018 at her home in Wilsonville, OR. Nancy was born March
Uncertainty worries Alaskans
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Lois Gayle Bridge 71, of Weiser, Idaho, passed July 15, 2019 from complications of a car accident. Lois was born
Why I am supporting Governor Dunleavy
By Rep. Mark Neuman Spectrum My highest priority, and duty, is to represent the views of the folks in my
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Jury still out on budget
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Merle James Petron
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Override the vetoes
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An open letter to Alaska State Legislators
My name is Samantha Berg, and my husband, Kevin Meddleton and I are residents of Palmer, District 9 - we have