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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Turning trees into plastic sounds backward
The University of Alaska research farm on Trunk Road recently changed its name and, to some degree, its way of
First, a sales tax, now comes a school bond issue
Sure enough, the borough assembly overrode Mayor Colberg’s veto of a sales tax proposal. This sales tax has a
Looks like Talis Colberg gets a full term
Like him or not, Borough Mayor Talis Colberg appears to be a sure thing in October’s election. His only
Saying good-bye to another Alaska summer
Football practices have begun. School starts in a couple of weeks and the state fair is just around the corner.
Mayor makesthe right callwith tax veto
It sure didn’t take long for Talis Colberg to establish himself in the eyes of the public. Vetoing the
Mayor makesthe right callwith tax veto
To the editor: With politics as usual, Wasilla will soon have a full-blown rifle range within the city limits,
Borough sales tax has no chance
The borough assembly has to be delusional to think a boroughwide sales tax has any chance of passing by a
Great divide would split Mat-Su Borough
Not that Friday wasn’t a busy enough day around the Valley, what with Palmer and Wasilla having dueling picnics
Change of guard could be good for Alaska, Alaskans
Gov. Palin has done a lot of good things for the nation, state and locally. Despite losing the national election,
Palmer, Wasilla hope to improve residents’ lives
City officials in Palmer and Wasilla have plans in mind that would make the people in both their communities richer
Here’s to the kids who generally behave themselves
Every once in a while a comment is posted on our Web site that amazes to the point of being
Responsible 4-wheelers not at fault
A recent story about four-wheelers being ridden across private property at all hours of the night and destroying borough