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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Domestic oil production does not affect gas prices
By Paul Morley Spectrum For years, but increasingly as presidential hopefuls jockey for position, we hear claims that the United
Wishbone job claims greatly exaggerated
By Pete Praetorius According to the Usibelli Coal Mine Co. (UCM) and their local boosters, the proposed Wishbone Hill open
Don’t make some more equal than others
By Mark Masteller Spectrum One person, one vote in one place of residence is a basic tenet of our democracy,
Would you like to save $40?
By Marc Luiken Department of Transportation and Public Facilities Commissioner If you had an extra $40 for every person in
Can you hear us now?
By Bill Walker Over the past several months there has been a sea of change of support and acknowledgment that
Development fears end where courage begins
By Daniel Hamm We are on track to becoming the first generation since the United States was founded 236 years
Balancing freedom and security
By Daniel Hamm Deep in the heart of mankind are two opposing emotions. The first emotion is security. We all
Setting the record straight about bridge
By Sen. Linda Menard I want to address the editorial in the Jan. 20 edition of the Frontiersman. I believe
Capital projects should benefit Alaskans
Knik Arm Bridge, Pebble Mine and Susitna-Watana Hydroelectric Project are three projects that will have profound impacts on Alaska,
Senator pushes for state forest designation
By Sen. Linda Menard Much of Alaska's economy is based on natural resources, and doing all we can
Over-the-top route minimizes gas benefits
By Bill Walker Article VIII, Sections 1 and 2 of Alaska's Constitution mandates that Alaska's resources
Alaska needs real leadership
By Larry Wood The recent announcement by Gov. Sean Parnell of his newfound support for the LNG natural gas pipeline