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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Tax ‘break’ may not fatten your wallet
We spent some time here recently lauding the Mat-Su Borough Assembly’s efforts to reduce the property tax mill
Drink responsibly; lead by example
’Tis the season. Every year during prom and graduation season we see an uptick in arrests in our Police Beat
Armed Forces Week is time to say thanks
Besides being one of the dates forecasted as the rapture, May 21 was also Armed Forces Day. This year marked
Assembly follows through by lowering mill levy
Having covered our share of budgets, we can honestly say it’s been a very long time since we’ve
If we say ‘no’ to new schools, then what?
We value thriftiness and responsibility in our personal budgets and we expect our elected representatives to reflect these values when
Agriculture in the Valley is our history, future
Palmer isn’t a town with an identity crisis. It embraces its agricultural roots and its multi-faceted future. How
We all have a duty to prevent wildfire
It’s rare that we get as close to a fire as we did on Wednesday. Usually, we need a
In his memory we will not forget
In what may be the ultimate of cruel ironies, Palmer Police Officer James Rowland Jr. died on May 15, 1999
Celebrate Mother’s Day with love
Some holidays, like Thanksgiving, are unique to the United States. Others, like Mother’s Day, are celebrated on various days
Promises made should be kept
The Mat-Su Borough Assembly has recently made a couple of very big promises. First, the assembly has promised to
Be aware: All dogs can bite
Today’s issue of the Frontiersman contains an account of a dog attack that hospitalized a Meadow Lakes man. Everyone
Congrats to local grads; celebrate responsibly
We drove them to Girl Scout meetings and to the emergency room for stitches after they cut an eye open