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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Alvin Glen Mintken
Longtime Alaskan and Kenai resident Alvin Glen Mintken, 79, died Sept. 6, 2012, at his home at the Chuda House
Jacqueline LaVonne Peterson Wariner
Jacqueline LaVonne Peterson Wariner, 60, died Sept. 2, 2012. A celebration of life for the longtime Alaskan is at 2
Loretta K. Axtell
Longtime Alaskan and Soldotna resident Loretta K. Axtell, 51, died Sept. 8, 2012, at Central Peninsula Hospital in Soldotna from
Alaska shows its red
By Mike Dingman Alaska Voices Alaska, for the moment, has reclaimed its red-state status. You may not know it,
The real primary winner? Corporations
By Ivan Moore The Moore Report So we’ve now had a week to digest the results from the primary
Unlimited spending threatens one person, one vote
By Les Gara Corporations will use new unlimited election spending rules to try to sway your vote this November. The
Comment ends Oct. 15 for Susitna hydro ‘Proposed Study Plan’
Frontiersman.com TALKEETNA — The comment period ends Oct. 15 on the Proposed Study Plan — P-14241 — for the Susitna-Watana
Need something new? Become a Master Gardener this fall
By Stephen Brown On the Extension Line If you have a passion for gardening and a willingness to freely share
We are more than ‘uninformed sheep’
By Ed Kessler Spectrum This letter is in response to your article on Alaska Department of Natural Resources’ decade-long
Farming at the heart of who we are
By Matthew J. Beck Spectrum Local government officials and developers are too quick to build on active farmland, making it
When the Alaska State Fair became ‘the best ever’
By Talis Colberg Spectrum I once chaperoned a group of University of Alaska Anchorage students on a field trip. On
State needs honest, proven leadership
By Linda Menard Spectrum When I was elected to the state Senate four years ago, voters in the Mat-Su