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Rape is illegal and immoral
Earlier this year we made the case that words are influential. Although readers didn’t seem to buy it Jan.
How can we deal with intolerable situations?
As is so often the case in the Valley, this week we were faced with yet another question regarding the
Talks of new government stem from discontent
This is getting a little ridiculous. First Big Lake residents start talking about forming a new city. Now there’s
Kohring trial should stay here
Today’s story about Vic Kohring is not the first time we’ve covered an accused criminal’s attempt to
City doesn’t want to leave residents under water
If it were up to the city of Wasilla, Lake Lucille would be newly dammed, but if a permanent solution
Rest in peace, Dr. Burnley
We were stunned July 2 to receive the news that Mat-Su Borough School District Superintendent Kenneth S. Burnley, 69,
Protecting children is everyone’s job
Since running a front-page story Tuesday on the June 30 town meeting in Wasilla between Office of Children’s
We hold these truths to be self-evident
It seems appropriate that Bert Hall — dressed as Uncle Sam — was the grand marshal for Wasilla’s Fourth of July
Some acts are intolerable
Two stories that broke this week deserve to be revisited. Our coverage of the first began after a local woman
You can be right but handle it wrong
When Irish author Brendan Behan made his famous statement that “there is no such thing as bad publicity, except your
How many people can protest on that corner?
Last summer during the Alaska State Fair we received a tip about a Palmer man who arrived at the annual
Intrigued by incorporation
Incorporation talks have been swirling through the Big Lake area. Incorporation is what a community does to organize as a