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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POLICE BEAT: Nov. 9, 2017
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Mann on the Street: How do we solve the Valley’s crime problem?
Compiled by Jacob Mann “It’s SB91 that needs to go away. It’s taking crimes that were deemed serious
SPECTRUM: Fiscal gap threatens public safety
By Rep. Ivy Spohnholz Alaskans have been hearing a great deal about crime and public safety in the news lately.
COURT BRIEFS: Nov. 7, 2017
Incident at Best Western leads to arrest of Nome man WASILLA — An incident at the Best Western hotel on Lake
POLICE BEAT: Nov. 7, 2017
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Troopers: Man found in Parks Highway ditch victim of homicide
Frontiersman.com Alaska State Troopers have determined that a man found dead in the ditch along the Parks Highway near
ReLeaf’s Brandt bouncing back from State Fair theft
By AIMEE ALTMAN Anchorage Press Lori Brandt waited three years to be a vendor at the Alaska State Fair. She
POLICE BEAT: Nov. 4, 2017
Palmer Police Department On October 23, 2017, Palmer Police arrested LAYLA JANELLE LOGSDON, age 26 of Palmer, for Driving Under
SPECTRUM: Why Senate Bill 91 needs to be repealed
By Sen. Mia Costello Alaska needs to repeal Senate Bill 91. I say this as a former supporter of the
POLICE BEAT: Nov. 2, 0217
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Pizza and politics: Town hall reveals overwhelming objection to SB91
By JACOB MANN Frontiersman.com WASILLA — On Wednesday, District 7 Rep. Colleen Sullivan-Leonard (R-Wasilla) and District 11 Rep.
SPECTRUM: Alaska is in a bit of a mess. A really hot mess
by JOHN ARONNO Since the basement for oil prices slipped down a sinkhole, leaving a $3.5 billion deficit and