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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Communication’s the issue with 2
There are few things more complicated than family dynamics. The inner workings of any family unit can be complex, confusing,
Primary: ‘No’ forMeasure 1
When it comes to Ballot Measure 1, we’re for free speech. Frankly, we are for free speech — a whole
Lukewarm on bonds
In the next borough election you will be asked to decide whether tens of millions in proposed projects are worth
Godspeed Uncle Ted
There are few politicians who can be considered true pioneers. Certainly George Washington, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson and other founding
An example for all
Sometimes it takes an extraordinary event to appreciate an extraordinary individual. One such event for the Valley came Aug. 1,
Facility puts children first
It’s one of those places we really wish wasn’t there. Not because it isn’t important, but because
Build it; seniors will come
As construction projects go, we can do nothing but applaud the one now under way to build the Palmer Senior
Borough beset with options
Is anyone else starting to get confused about recent goings on at the Mat-Su Borough? A recent series of
Put ethics in writing
Had Forest Gump’s mother been in local government, her sage advice may have been “ethics is as ethics does.
Watching angels
Aerobatic maneuvers over Elmendorf Air Force Base yesterday and today are particularly poignant. Who watching the spectacle can forget that
Deadline’s today: Do it
If you’re the type to complain about how your local government is run, consider this your notice. You have
Let’s target safe community
Wasilla’s new police chief says he wants to strengthen the department’s ties to the community. Mike Hughes is