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Polar Plungers are freezin’ for a reason
We would like to take a minute to say something nice about a bunch of people crazy enough to go
Who owns Alaska’s natural resources?
The archives of pop culture in the U.S. would be very different if Jed Clampett from "The Beverly
Valley, state prove libraries still valued
We may be experiencing a library renaissance here in the Mat-Su Borough. It's too soon to say,
One kid’s bully solution
During the past week, our pages have featured several columns about bullying. It seems to be one of those topics
We ‘Choose Respect’
Alaska exists on a larger-than-life scale. And while we like being No. 1, not all of our first-
Animal cruelty laws need sharper teeth
Frank Rich, a Willow-area dog breeder accused of animal cruelty, got his sentence yesterday - 180 days in jail - after
Exercise extra caution around moose this winter
It doesn't matter how many years you've lived in Alaska, our state mammal is fascinating and
It’s a great deal, but not for taxpayers
What sort of business would you start or project would you back if you could get the state of Alaska
Out of town, not out of touch
Temperatures may be hitting historic lows across Alaska, but there's plenty of work to keep state lawmakers warm
Be vocal, whether assembly wants to hear you or not
If you have something to say to the Mat-Su Borough Assembly, you might want to show up early, if
No rest for the weary this winter
As we write this, outside the window is the distinctive music of a snowplow scrapping the latest flaky deposits off
Alcohol, drugs, domestic violence lead arrests
It's become something of a New Year's tradition here at the Frontiersman. Not as fun as