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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Social standing buys better justice
By Stuart Thompson Spectrum Possibly the greatest proof of the disintegration of America’s government of, by and for the
Ballot initiative launched to subdivide Mat-Su Borough
By Brian Sullivan Spectrum Is the Mat-Su Borough too big to govern effectively? The best government is supposed to
‘Homeless kids are people, too’
I had the opportunity to be present during a telephone interview featuring a group of homeless teens. The interview was
Subdivision regs would benefit a few
By David Cheezem Four members of the Mat-Su Borough Assembly are trying to ram through legislation that will benefit
Visit is like stepping back in time
By Ben Compton In high school I was living in Washington state but still spending my summers, winters and every
TSA does not keep us safe
Transportation Safety Administration is an oxymoron. What the TSA does is not security. The TSA serves to prevent the offending
Examining the soul of the party
Up here in tranquil New Hampshire, where the hills glow peacefully in the summer sunshine, everyone’s talking about the
Long road ahead for Bim Hoylman
By Linda Combs Spectrum In May, I reported that a friend to many of us in Palmer who has been
Rights or no, first impressions count
By Ben Compton Compton's Corner Went to the store the other day and darned if I didn’t
MTA must be accountable for how it spends member/owners money
By Faye Palin I noticed with interest that the member/owners of Matanuska Telephone Association voted to have the general
Slow death for the American Dream
By Bob Pevan Spectrum The American Dream of homeownership is very much alive in the minds of most Americans, according
There’s nothing like roughing it
By Ben Compton Well, here we are midway through summer. Hope everybody is jamming in all those activities they talked