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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Governor’s stimulus decision OK
There has been, understandably, an outcry from educators in the Valley and across the state in response to Gov. Palin’
Assembly ponders sales tax
At its Tuesday night meeting, the Borough Assembly introduced an ordinance that would initiate a sales tax of up to
Green beer, corned beef, local produce
Today is one of those days when we’re all Irish and the green beer flows. As is noted in
Fair Board forgets its reason for being
What mean irony the Alaska State Fair Board is attempting. Selling off prime farmland to anybody but a farmer or
Two problems might create one solution
It’s been recently reported that the Wasilla Senior Center is having some financial difficulties and is making cutbacks in
Taxing miles over gas may be nigh
One of downsides of higher gasoline costs is that people started paying more attention to their driving habits in an
Daylight saving? Like it or not, it’s upon us again
If you haven’t done so, it’s time to set your clock ahead one hour. At 2 a.m.
Menard’s vision leaves lasting legacy
The Mat-Su Borough lost one of its gems in the wee hours of the morning this past Tuesday when
It’s always something with MEA
Doesn’t it seem like there’s always something amiss at the Matanuska Electric Association? First, there’s the accusations
Gun control should be a state decision
Too often we see one-size-fits-all legislation and the latest effort to reign in guns — HR45 (Blair Holt’
Yet another daily paper bites the dust
Today is the last day the Rocky Mountain News will print a paper. After 150 years of marking some of
Houston mayor takes on role of traffic cop
A few weeks ago a man came into the office a little hot under the collar. While driving in the