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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KABATA: going, going, still not gone
We are not opponents of the Knik Arm bridge project. We feel a need to state that at the outset
Ferry debacle is a ‘free’ teachable moment
Well, it finally happened. The other shoe has dropped. This shoe came in the form of a letter from the
Enstar customers: Keep calm and carry on
Headlines and recent reporting about local natural gas prices have sparked concern among local consumers. If you are among that
Mountain of rock salt makes you think
Sometimes, when making our regular rounds through court calendars, city council agendas, and the myriad other documents we sift through
Civic engagement a mixed bag in Mat-Su
Last week was an interesting one for civic engagement. First, on Thursday evening, we were heartened to see a lot
Mat-Su resident! Do not fear annexation!
A couple years ago someone in our newsroom was having a conversation with someone at the Central Mat-Su Fire
Dip netting a welcome sight in Mat-Su
It’s too early to say things are getting better in the Mat-Su Valley fishing world. But forgive us
SB 168 is a problem, not a solution
Earlier this year we urged the state Legislature not to pass a law that would make court records confidential when
In favor of BRAAAP, not BRAAAT
Early this month we wrote our first editorial in many years on the subject of ATV use within the city
Job Corps helps students invest in their futures
In celebration of the Job Corps program’s 50th anniversary, U.S. Labor Secretary Thomas E. Perez is traveling to
‘Spice’ law a necessary step
This editorial originally appeared in the July 18 edition of the Fairbanks Daily News-Miner. The “War on Drugs” has
Keep the Internet neutral and equal for all
This editorial originally appeared in the Juneau Empire July 17 In the Soviet Union, they called them ZiL lanes. In