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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Lawrence (Larry) Melvin Wade
Lawrence (Larry) Melvin Wade passed away unexpectedly at Alaska Native Medical Center on Feb. 14, 2014. Larry was born Aug.
Mat-Su tax dollars for an assembly political action committee?
By Jim Sykes Spectrum Mat-Su Borough taxpayer dollars could be used to influence statewide ballot issues if assemblyman Ron
In Alaska, everyone’s in the oil business
By Richard Weldin Spectrum Both my wife and I are lifelong Alaskans and the proud recipients of 31 years of
Remember the 1964 quake and prepare for tomorrow
By John W. Madden Spectrum Next week, Alaska will commemorate the 50th anniversary of the magnitude 9.2 earthquake that
Striking the right balance: House Bill 77
By Byron Mallott Spectrum My vision for Alaska includes giving back to Alaskans their voice in public policy decisions. Like
Alaska needs courageous leadership
By Tara Jollie Spectrum The “Education Session,” the Gasline Project, the “Fiscal Cliff” — which is it? Can Alaska legislators pick
HB 77 would increase permitting process efficiency
By Joe Balash Spectrum About three years ago, the Department of Natural Resources recognized that the status quo for permitting
Edward J. Shaw
Lifelong Alaskan Edward J. Shaw, 59, died March 8, 2014, at his brother’s home in Anchorage of natural causes.
Della Rae Fannin
Della Rae Fannin, 59, passed away March 1, 2014, at her home in Sutton. Della was born Aug.7, 1954,
Health insurance deadline is Saturday
ANCHORAGE — Enroll Alaska will host an enrollment event at its headquarters office located at 3111 C. Street, Suite 100 March
Irmengard “Irma” Pack
Irmengard “Irma” Pack, 82, of Wasilla, passed away of natural causes on March 5, 2014, at home. Irma was born
Frank E. Sandstrom
Longtime Wasilla resident Frank E. Sandstrom, 93, passed away Feb 28, 2014. Frank was born July 17, 1920, in Seattle,